The essential guide to user interface design: an introduction to GUI design ; principles and techniques
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| adam_text | THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO USER INTERFACE DESIGN AN INTRODUCTION TO GUI
DESIGN PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES THIRD EDITION WILBERT O. GALITZ L 1 807
: *WILEYP WILEY PUBLISHING, INC. CONTENTS ABOUT THE AUTHOR V PREFACE XIX
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XXVII PART 1 THE USER INTERFACE*AN INTRODUCTION AND
OVERVIEW 1 CHAPTER 1 THE IMPORTANCE OF THE USER INTERFACE 3 DEFINING THE
USER INTERFACE 4 THE IMPORTANCE OF GOOD DESIGN 4 THE BENEFITS OF GOOD
DESIGN 5 A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERFACE 7 INTRODUCTION
OF THE GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE 7 THE BLOSSOMING OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB 8
A BRIEF HISTORY OF SCREEN DESIGN 10 WHAT S NEXT? 12 CHAPTER 2
CHARACTERISTICS OF GRAPHICAL AND WEB USER INTERFACES 13 INTERACTION
STYLES 13 COMMAND LINE 14 MENU SELECTION 14 FORM FILL-IN 14 DIRECT
MANIPULATION 15 ANTHROPOMORPHIC 15 THE GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE 16 THE
POPULARITY OF GRAPHICS 16 THE CONCEPT OF DIRECT MANIPULATION 17
GRAPHICAL SYSTEMS: ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES 19 CHARACTERISTICS OF
THE GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE 24 VI VIII CONTENTS THE WEB USER INTERFACE
28 THE POPULARITY OF THE WEB 29 CHARACTERISTICS OF A WEB INTERFACE 29
THE MERGING OF GRAPHICAL BUSINESS SYSTEMS AND THE WEB 39 CHARACTERISTICS
OF AN INTRANET VERSUS THE INTERNET 39 EXTRANETS 40 WEB PAGE VERSUS
APPLICATION DESIGN 40 PRINCIPLES OF USER INTERFACE DESIGN 44 PRINCIPLES
FOR THE XEROX STAR 44 GENERAL PRINCIPLES 45 PART 1 EXERCISE 58 WHAT S
NEXT? 58 PART 2 THE USER INTERFACE DESIGN PROCESS 59 OBSTACLES AND
PITFALLS IN THE DEVELOPMENT PATH 59 DESIGNING FOR PEOPLE: THE SEVEN
COMMANDMENTS 60 USABILITY 64 USABILITY ASSESSMENT IN THE DESIGN PROCESS
65 COMMON USABILITY PROBLEMS 65 SOME PRACTICAL MEASURES OF USABILITY 68
SOME OBJECTIVE MEASURES OF USABILITY 69 STEP 1 KNOW YOUR USER OR CLIENT
71 UNDERSTANDING HOW PEOPLE INTERACT WITH COMPUTERS 71 THE HUMAN ACTION
CYCLE 72 WHY PEOPLE HAVE TROUBLE WITH COMPUTERS 73 RESPONSES TO POOR
DESIGN 74 PEOPLE AND THEIR TASKS 76 IMPORTANT HUMAN CHARACTERISTICS IN
DESIGN 76 PERCEPTION 76 MEMORY 78 SENSORY STORAGE 79 VISUAL ACUITY 80
FOVEAL AND PERIPHERAL VISION 81 INFORMATION PROCESSING 81 MENTAL MODELS
82 MOVEMENT CONTROL 83 LEARNING 83 SKILL 84 PERFORMANCE LOAD 84
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES 85 HUMAN CONSIDERATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF BUSINESS
SYSTEMS 87 THE USER S KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE 87 THE USER S TASKS AND
NEEDS 92 THE USER S PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS 95 THE USER S PHYSICAL
CHARACTERISTICS 96 HUMAN INTERACTION SPEEDS 100 CONTENTS IX PERFORMANCE
VERSUS PREFERENCE 101 METHODS FOR GAINING AN UNDERSTANDING OF USERS 102
STEP 1 EXERCISE 102 STEP 2 UNDERSTAND THE BUSINESS FUNCTION 103 BUSINESS
DEFINITION AND REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS 104 INFORMATION COLLECTION
TECHNIQUES 104 DEFINING THE DOMAIN 112 CONSIDERING THE ENVIRONMENT 112
POSSIBLE PROBLEMS IN REQUIREMENTS COLLECTION 113 DETERMINING BASIC
BUSINESS FUNCTIONS 113 UNDERSTANDING THE USER S WORK 114 DEVELOPING
CONCEPTUAL MODELS 115 THE USER S NEW MENTAL MODEL 120 DESIGN STANDARDS
OR STYLE GUIDES 120 VALUE OF STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES 121 CUSTOMIZED
STYLE GUIDES 124 DESIGN SUPPORT AND IMPLEMENTATION 125 SYSTEM TRAINING
AND DOCUMENTATION NEEDS 125 TRAINING 126 DOCUMENTATION 126 STEP 2
EXERCISE 126 STEP 3 UNDERSTAND THE PRINCIPLES OF GOOD INTERFACE AND
SCREEN DESIGN 127 HUMAN CONSIDERATIONS IN INTERFACE AND SCREEN DESIGN
128 HOW TO DISCOURAGE THE USER 128 WHAT USERS WANT 130 WHAT USERS DO 130
INTERFACE DESIGN GOALS 131 THE TEST FOR A GOOD DESIGN 132 SCREEN AND WEB
PAGE MEANING AND PURPOSE 132 ORGANIZING ELEMENTS CLEARLY AND
MEANINGFULLY 133 CONSISTENCY 133 STARTING POINT 135 ORDERING OF DATA AND
CONTENT 136 NAVIGATION AND FLOW 139 VISUALLY PLEASING COMPOSITION 141
DISTINCTIVENESS 161 FOCUS AND EMPHASIS 162 CONVEYING DEPTH OF LEVELS OR
A THREE-DIMENSIONAL APPEARANCE 165 PRESENTING INFORMATION SIMPLY AND
MEANINGFULLY 168 APPLICATION AND PAGE SIZE 178 APPLICATION SCREEN
ELEMENTS 184 ORGANIZATION AND STRUCTURE GUIDELINES 220 THE WEB * WEB
SITES AND WEB PAGES 230 X CONTENTS STEP 4 INTRANET DESIGN GUIDELINES
EXTRANET DESIGN GUIDELINES SMALL SCREENS WEBLOGS STATISTICAL GRAPHICS
TYPES OF STATISTICAL GRAPHICS FLOW CHARTS TECHNOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS
IN INTERFACE DESIGN GRAPHICAL SYSTEMS WEB SYSTEMS THE USER TECHNOLOGY
PROFILE CIRCA 2006 EXAMPLES OF SCREENS EXAMPLE 1 EXAMPLE 2 EXAMPLE 3
EXAMPLE 4 EXAMPLE 5 EXAMPLE 6 EXAMPLE 7 STEP 3 EXERCISE DEVELOP SYSTEM
MENUS AND NAVIGATION SCHEMES STRUCTURES OF MENUS SINGLE MENUS SEQUENTIAL
LINEAR MENUS SIMULTANEOUS MENUS HIERARCHICAL OR SEQUENTIAL MENUS
CONNECTED MENUS EVENT-TRAPPING MENUS FUNCTIONS OF MENUS NAVIGATION TO A
NEW MENU EXECUTE AN ACTION OR PROCEDURE DISPLAYING INFORMATION DATA OR
PARAMETER INPUT CONTENT OF MENUS MENU CONTEXT MENU TITLE CHOICE
DESCRIPTIONS COMPLETION INSTRUCTIONS FORMATTING OF MENUS CONSISTENCY
DISPLAY PRESENTATION ORGANIZATION COMPLEXITY ITEM ARRANGEMENT ORDERING
258 259 259 260 261 273 283 284 284 287 292 293 293 297 300 301 302 303
305 306 307 308 308 309 309 310 311 313 313 314 314 314 314 314 315 315
315 315 315 316 316 316 317 320 321 321 CONTENTS XI GROUPINGS 323
SELECTION SUPPORT MENUS 325 PHRASING THE MENU 328 MENU TITLES 329 MENU
CHOICE DESCRIPTIONS 330 MENU INSTRUCTIONS 332 INTENT INDICATORS 332
KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS 333 SELECTING MENU CHOICES 337 INITIAL CURSOR
POSITIONING 337 CHOICE SELECTION 338 DEFAULTS 339 UNAVAILABLE CHOICES
340 MARK TOGGLES OR SETTINGS 340 TOGGLED MENU ITEMS 341 WEB SITE
NAVIGATION 342 WEB SITE NAVIGATION PROBLEMS 343 WEB SITE NAVIGATION
GOALS 344 WEB SITE NAVIGATION DESIGN 345 MAINTAINING A SENSE OF PLACE
367 KINDS OF GRAPHICAL MENUS 369 MENU BAR 369 PULL-DOWN MENU 371
CASCADING MENUS 375 POP-UP MENUS 377 TEAR-OFF MENUS 379 ICONIC MENUS 380
PIE MENUS 380 GRAPHICAL MENU EXAMPLES 382 EXAMPLE 1 382 STEP 5 SELECT
THE PROPER KINDS OF WINDOWS 385 WINDOW CHARACTERISTICS 385 THE
ATTRACTION OF WINDOWS 386 CONSTRAINTS IN WINDOW SYSTEM DESIGN 388
COMPONENTS OF A WINDOW 390 FRAME 390 TITLE BAR 391 TITLE BAR ICON 391
WINDOW SIZING BUTTONS 392 WHAT S THIS? BUTTON 393 MENU BAR 393 STATUS
BAR 394 SCROLL BARS 394 SPLIT BOX 394 TOOLBAR 394 COMMAND AREA 395 XII
CONTENTS SIZE GRIP 395 WORK AREA 395 WINDOW PRESENTATION STYLES 395
TILED WINDOWS 396 OVERLAPPING WINDOWS 397 CASCADING WINDOWS 398 PICKING
A PRESENTATION STYLE 399 TYPES OF WINDOWS 399 PRIMARY WINDOW 400
SECONDARY WINDOWS 401 DIALOG BOXES 407 PROPERTY SHEETS AND PROPERTY
INSPECTORS 408 MESSAGE BOXES 411 PALETTE WINDOWS 413 POP-UP WINDOWS 413
ORGANIZING WINDOW FUNCTIONS 414 WINDOW ORGANIZATION 414 NUMBER OF
WINDOWS 415 SIZING WINDOWS 416 WINDOW PLACEMENT 417 THE WEB AND THE
BROWSER 419 BROWSER COMPONENTS 419 STEP 5 EXERCISE 422 STEP 6 SELECT THE
PROPER INTERACTION DEVICES 423 INPUT DEVICES 423 CHARACTERISTICS OF
INPUT DEVICES 424 OTHER INPUT DEVICES 436 SELECTING THE PROPER INPUT
DEVICE 436 OUTPUT DEVICES 440 SCREENS 440 SPEAKERS 441 STEP 6 EXERCISE
441 STEP 7 CHOOSE THE PROPER SCREEN-BASED CONTROLS 443 OPERABLE CONTROLS
445 BUTTONS 445 TEXT ENTRY/READ-ONLY CONTROLS 461 TEXT BOXES 461
SELECTION CONTROLS 468 RADIO BUTTONS 468 CHECK BOXES 478 PALETTES 488
LIST BOXES 493 LIST VIEW CONTROLS 503 DROP-DOWN/POP-UP LIST BOXES 503
CONTENTS XIII STEP 8 COMBINATION ENTRY /SELECTION CONTROLS SPIN BOXES
COMBO BOXES DROP-DOWN/POP-UP COMBO BOXES OTHER OPERABLE CONTROLS SLIDER
TABS DATE-PICKER TREE VIEW SCROLL BARS CUSTOM CONTROLS PRESENTATION
CONTROLS STATIC TEXT FIELDS GROUP BOXES COLUMN HEADINGS TOOLTIPS BALLOON
TIPS PROGRESS INDICATORS SAMPLE BOX SCROLLING TICKERS SELECTING THE
PROPER CONTROLS ENTRY VERSUS SELECTION * A COMPARISON COMPARISON OF GUI
CONTROLS CONTROL SELECTION CRITERIA CHOOSING A CONTROL FORM EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE 1 EXAMPLE 2 EXAMPLE 3 EXAMPLE 4 EXAMPLE 5 EXAMPLE 6 STEP 7
EXERCISE WRITE CLEAR TEXT AND MESSAGES WORDS, SENTENCES, MESSAGES, AND
TEXT READABILITY CHOOSING THE PROPER WORDS WRITING SENTENCES AND
MESSAGES KINDS OF MESSAGES PRESENTING AND WRITING TEXT WINDOW TITLE,
CONVENTIONS, AND SEQUENCE CONTROL GUIDANCE CONTENT AND TEXT FOR WEB
PAGES WORDS PAGE TEXT PAGE TITLE 509 509 512 514 517 517 521 524 525 526
531 531 532 533 534 535 537 539 540 542 542 543 544 547 548 552 552 553
556 557 558 559 561 563 564 564 565 568 570 578 582 584 584 585 589 XIV
CONTENTS STEP 9 STEP 10 STEP 11 HEADINGS AND HEADLINES INSTRUCTIONS
ERROR MESSAGES STEP 8 EXERCISE PROVIDE EFFECTIVE FEEDBACK AND GUIDANCE
AND ASSISTANCE PROVIDING THE PROPER FEEDBACK RESPONSE TIME DEALING WITH
TIME DELAYS BLINKING FOR ATTENTION USE OF SOUND GUIDANCE AND ASSISTANCE
PREVENTING ERRORS PROBLEM MANAGEMENT PROVIDING GUIDANCE AND ASSISTANCE
INSTRUCTIONS OR PROMPTING HELP FACILITY CONTEXTUAL HELP TASK-ORIENTED
HELP REFERENCE HELP WIZARDS HINTS OR TIPS STEP 9 EXERCISE PROVIDE
EFFECTIVE INTERNATIONALIZATION AND ACCESSIBILITY INTERNATIONAL
CONSIDERATIONS LOCALIZATION CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS WORDS AND TEXT
IMAGES AND SYMBOLS COLOR, SEQUENCE, AND FUNCTIONALITY REQUIREMENTS
DETERMINATION AND TESTING ACCESSIBILITY TYPES OF DISABILITIES
ACCESSIBILITY DESIGN STEP 10 EXERCISE CREATE MEANINGFUL GRAPHICS, ICONS,
AND IMAGES ICONS KINDS OF ICONS CHARACTERISTICS OF ICONS INFLUENCES ON
ICON USABILITY CHOOSING ICONS CHOOSING ICON IMAGES CREATING ICON IMAGES
DRAWING ICON IMAGES ICON ANIMATION AND AUDITION THE ICON DESIGN PROCESS
SCREEN PRESENTATION 589 590 590 591 593 594 594 598 601 602 603 603 604
606 608 608 613 617 619 620 622 623 625 626 626 627 628 631 633 635 635
636 636 650 651 652 652 654 654 657 659 659 664 665 667 667 CONTENTS XV
STEP 12 MULTIMEDIA GRAPHICS IMAGES PHOTOGRAPHS/PICTURES VIDEO DIAGRAMS
DRAWINGS ANIMATION AUDITION COMBINING MEDIUMS STEP 11 EXERCISE CHOOSE
THE PROPER COLORS COLOR *WHAT IS IT? RGB HSV DITHERING COLOR USES COLOR
AS A FORMATTING AID COLOR AS A VISUAL CODE OTHER COLOR USES POSSIBLE
PROBLEMS WITH COLOR HIGH ATTENTION-GETTING CAPACITY INTERFERENCE WITH
USE OF OTHER SCREENS VARYING SENSITIVITY OF THE EYE TO DIFFERENT COLORS
COLOR-VIEWING DEFICIENCIES COLOR CONNOTATIONS CROSS-DISCIPLINARY AND
CROSS-CULTURAL DIFFERENCES COLOR * WHAT THE RESEARCH SHOWS COLOR AND
HUMAN VISION THE LENS THE RETINA CHOOSING COLORS CHOOSING COLORS FOR
CATEGORIES OF INFORMATION COLORS IN CONTEXT USAGE DISCRIMINATION AND
HARMONY EMPHASIS COMMON MEANINGS LOCATION ORDERING FOREGROUNDS AND
BACKGROUNDS THREE-DIMENSIONAL LOOK COLOR PALETTE, DEFAULTS, AND
CUSTOMIZATION GRAYSCALE TEXT IN COLOR MONOCHROMATIC SCREENS 669 669 671
676 677 678 681 681 683 686 689 691 692 694 694 694 695 695 696 696 696
696 697 697 697 698 700 700 701 701 701 702 703 703 704 704 706 706 707
708 708 709 710 711 712 712 XVI CONTENTS CONSISTENCY 713 CONSIDERATIONS
FOR PEOPLE WITH COLOR-VIEWING DEFICIENCIES 713 CULTURAL, DISCIPLINARY,
AND ACCESSIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS 714 CHOOSING COLORS FOR TEXTUAL GRAPHIC
SCREENS 714 EFFECTIVE FOREGROUND/BACKGROUND COMBINATIONS 714 CHOOSE THE
BACKGROUND FIRST 717 MAXIMUM OF FOUR COLORS 717 USE COLORS IN TOOLBARS
SPARINGLY 718 TEST THE COLORS 718 CHOOSING COLORS FOR STATISTICAL
GRAPHICS SCREENS 718 EMPHASIS 718 NUMBER OF COLORS 718 BACKGROUNDS 719
SIZE 719 STATUS 719 MEASUREMENTS AND AREA-FILL PATTERNS 719 PHYSICAL
IMPRESSIONS 720 CHOOSING COLORS FOR WEB PAGES 721 USES OF COLOR TO AVOID
723 STEP 12 EXERCISE 725 STEP 13 ORGANIZE AND LAYOUT WINDOWS AND PAGES
727 ORGANIZING AND LAYING OUT SCREENS 728 GENERAL GUIDELINES 728
ORGANIZATION GUIDELINES 729 CONTROL NAVIGATION 748 WINDOW GUIDELINES 749
WEB PAGE GUIDELINES 750 SCREEN EXAMPLES 761 EXAMPLE 1 761 EXAMPLE 2 762
STEP 14 TEST, TEST, AND RETEST 767 USABILITY 768 THE PURPOSE OF
USABILITY TESTING 768 THE IMPORTANCE OF USABILITY TESTING 769 SCOPE OF
TESTING 770 PROTOTYPES 771 HAND SKETCHES AND SCENARIOS 772 INTERACTIVE
PAPER PROTOTYPES 774 PROGRAMMED FACADES 775 PROTOTYPE-ORIENTED LANGUAGES
776 COMPARISONS OF PROTOTYPES 776 KINDS OF TESTS 777 GUIDELINES AND
STANDARDS REVIEW 779 HEURISTIC EVALUATION 780 COGNITIVE WALK-THROUGHS
786 CONTENTS XVII THINK-ALOUD EVALUATIONS 788 USABILITY TEST 789 CLASSIC
EXPERIMENTS 790 FOCUS GROUPS 791 CHOOSING A TESTING METHOD 792
DEVELOPING AND CONDUCTING A TEST 795 THE TEST PLAN 795 TEST CONDUCT AND
DATA COLLECTION 803 ANALYZE, MODIFY AND RETEST 806 EVALUATE THE WORKING
SYSTEM 807 ADDITIONAL READING 809 A FINAL WORD 810 REFERENCES 811 INDEX
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THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO USER INTERFACE DESIGN AN INTRODUCTION TO GUI
DESIGN PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES THIRD EDITION WILBERT O. GALITZ L 1 807
: *WILEYP WILEY PUBLISHING, INC. CONTENTS ABOUT THE AUTHOR V PREFACE XIX
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XXVII PART 1 THE USER INTERFACE*AN INTRODUCTION AND
OVERVIEW 1 CHAPTER 1 THE IMPORTANCE OF THE USER INTERFACE 3 DEFINING THE
USER INTERFACE 4 THE IMPORTANCE OF GOOD DESIGN 4 THE BENEFITS OF GOOD
DESIGN 5 A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERFACE 7 INTRODUCTION
OF THE GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE 7 THE BLOSSOMING OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB 8
A BRIEF HISTORY OF SCREEN DESIGN 10 WHAT'S NEXT? 12 CHAPTER 2
CHARACTERISTICS OF GRAPHICAL AND WEB USER INTERFACES 13 INTERACTION
STYLES 13 COMMAND LINE 14 MENU SELECTION 14 FORM FILL-IN 14 DIRECT
MANIPULATION 15 ANTHROPOMORPHIC 15 THE GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE 16 THE
POPULARITY OF GRAPHICS 16 THE CONCEPT OF DIRECT MANIPULATION 17
GRAPHICAL SYSTEMS: ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES 19 CHARACTERISTICS OF
THE GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE 24 VI VIII CONTENTS THE WEB USER INTERFACE
28 THE POPULARITY OF THE WEB 29 CHARACTERISTICS OF A WEB INTERFACE 29
THE MERGING OF GRAPHICAL BUSINESS SYSTEMS AND THE WEB 39 CHARACTERISTICS
OF AN INTRANET VERSUS THE INTERNET 39 EXTRANETS 40 WEB PAGE VERSUS
APPLICATION DESIGN 40 PRINCIPLES OF USER INTERFACE DESIGN 44 PRINCIPLES
FOR THE XEROX STAR 44 GENERAL PRINCIPLES 45 PART 1 EXERCISE 58 WHAT'S
NEXT? 58 PART 2 THE USER INTERFACE DESIGN PROCESS 59 OBSTACLES AND
PITFALLS IN THE DEVELOPMENT PATH 59 DESIGNING FOR PEOPLE: THE SEVEN
COMMANDMENTS 60 USABILITY 64 USABILITY ASSESSMENT IN THE DESIGN PROCESS
65 COMMON USABILITY PROBLEMS 65 SOME PRACTICAL MEASURES OF USABILITY 68
SOME OBJECTIVE MEASURES OF USABILITY 69 STEP 1 KNOW YOUR USER OR CLIENT
71 UNDERSTANDING HOW PEOPLE INTERACT WITH COMPUTERS 71 THE HUMAN ACTION
CYCLE 72 WHY PEOPLE HAVE TROUBLE WITH COMPUTERS 73 RESPONSES TO POOR
DESIGN 74 PEOPLE AND THEIR TASKS 76 IMPORTANT HUMAN CHARACTERISTICS IN
DESIGN 76 PERCEPTION 76 MEMORY 78 SENSORY STORAGE 79 VISUAL ACUITY 80
FOVEAL AND PERIPHERAL VISION 81 INFORMATION PROCESSING 81 MENTAL MODELS
82 MOVEMENT CONTROL 83 LEARNING 83 SKILL 84 PERFORMANCE LOAD 84
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES 85 HUMAN CONSIDERATIONS IN THE DESIGN OF BUSINESS
SYSTEMS 87 THE USER'S KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE 87 THE USER'S TASKS AND
NEEDS 92 THE USER'S PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS 95 THE USER'S PHYSICAL
CHARACTERISTICS 96 HUMAN INTERACTION SPEEDS 100 CONTENTS IX PERFORMANCE
VERSUS PREFERENCE 101 METHODS FOR GAINING AN UNDERSTANDING OF USERS 102
STEP 1 EXERCISE 102 STEP 2 UNDERSTAND THE BUSINESS FUNCTION 103 BUSINESS
DEFINITION AND REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS 104 INFORMATION COLLECTION
TECHNIQUES 104 DEFINING THE DOMAIN 112 CONSIDERING THE ENVIRONMENT 112
POSSIBLE PROBLEMS IN REQUIREMENTS COLLECTION 113 DETERMINING BASIC
BUSINESS FUNCTIONS 113 UNDERSTANDING THE USER'S WORK 114 DEVELOPING
CONCEPTUAL MODELS 115 THE USER'S NEW MENTAL MODEL 120 DESIGN STANDARDS
OR STYLE GUIDES 120 VALUE OF STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES 121 CUSTOMIZED
STYLE GUIDES 124 DESIGN SUPPORT AND IMPLEMENTATION 125 SYSTEM TRAINING
AND DOCUMENTATION NEEDS 125 TRAINING 126 DOCUMENTATION 126 STEP 2
EXERCISE 126 STEP 3 UNDERSTAND THE PRINCIPLES OF GOOD INTERFACE AND
SCREEN DESIGN 127 HUMAN CONSIDERATIONS IN INTERFACE AND SCREEN DESIGN
128 HOW TO DISCOURAGE THE USER 128 WHAT USERS WANT 130 WHAT USERS DO 130
INTERFACE DESIGN GOALS 131 THE TEST FOR A GOOD DESIGN 132 SCREEN AND WEB
PAGE MEANING AND PURPOSE 132 ORGANIZING ELEMENTS CLEARLY AND
MEANINGFULLY 133 CONSISTENCY 133 STARTING POINT 135 ORDERING OF DATA AND
CONTENT 136 NAVIGATION AND FLOW 139 VISUALLY PLEASING COMPOSITION 141
DISTINCTIVENESS 161 FOCUS AND EMPHASIS 162 CONVEYING DEPTH OF LEVELS OR
A THREE-DIMENSIONAL APPEARANCE 165 PRESENTING INFORMATION SIMPLY AND
MEANINGFULLY 168 APPLICATION AND PAGE SIZE 178 APPLICATION SCREEN
ELEMENTS 184 ORGANIZATION AND STRUCTURE GUIDELINES 220 THE WEB * WEB
SITES AND WEB PAGES 230 X CONTENTS STEP 4 INTRANET DESIGN GUIDELINES
EXTRANET DESIGN GUIDELINES SMALL SCREENS WEBLOGS STATISTICAL GRAPHICS
TYPES OF STATISTICAL GRAPHICS FLOW CHARTS TECHNOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS
IN INTERFACE DESIGN GRAPHICAL SYSTEMS WEB SYSTEMS THE USER TECHNOLOGY
PROFILE CIRCA 2006 EXAMPLES OF SCREENS EXAMPLE 1 EXAMPLE 2 EXAMPLE 3
EXAMPLE 4 EXAMPLE 5 EXAMPLE 6 EXAMPLE 7 STEP 3 EXERCISE DEVELOP SYSTEM
MENUS AND NAVIGATION SCHEMES STRUCTURES OF MENUS SINGLE MENUS SEQUENTIAL
LINEAR MENUS SIMULTANEOUS MENUS HIERARCHICAL OR SEQUENTIAL MENUS
CONNECTED MENUS EVENT-TRAPPING MENUS FUNCTIONS OF MENUS NAVIGATION TO A
NEW MENU EXECUTE AN ACTION OR PROCEDURE DISPLAYING INFORMATION DATA OR
PARAMETER INPUT CONTENT OF MENUS MENU CONTEXT MENU TITLE CHOICE
DESCRIPTIONS COMPLETION INSTRUCTIONS FORMATTING OF MENUS CONSISTENCY
DISPLAY PRESENTATION ORGANIZATION COMPLEXITY ITEM ARRANGEMENT ORDERING
258 259 259 260 261 273 283 284 284 287 292 293 293 297 300 301 302 303
305 306 307 308 308 309 309 310 311 313 313 314 314 314 314 314 315 315
315 315 315 316 316 316 317 320 321 321 CONTENTS XI GROUPINGS 323
SELECTION SUPPORT MENUS 325 PHRASING THE MENU 328 MENU TITLES 329 MENU
CHOICE DESCRIPTIONS 330 MENU INSTRUCTIONS 332 INTENT INDICATORS 332
KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS 333 SELECTING MENU CHOICES 337 INITIAL CURSOR
POSITIONING 337 CHOICE SELECTION 338 DEFAULTS 339 UNAVAILABLE CHOICES
340 MARK TOGGLES OR SETTINGS 340 TOGGLED MENU ITEMS 341 WEB SITE
NAVIGATION 342 WEB SITE NAVIGATION PROBLEMS 343 WEB SITE NAVIGATION
GOALS 344 WEB SITE NAVIGATION DESIGN 345 MAINTAINING A SENSE OF PLACE
367 KINDS OF GRAPHICAL MENUS 369 MENU BAR 369 PULL-DOWN MENU 371
CASCADING MENUS 375 POP-UP MENUS 377 TEAR-OFF MENUS 379 ICONIC MENUS 380
PIE MENUS 380 GRAPHICAL MENU EXAMPLES 382 EXAMPLE 1 382 STEP 5 SELECT
THE PROPER KINDS OF WINDOWS 385 WINDOW CHARACTERISTICS 385 THE
ATTRACTION OF WINDOWS 386 CONSTRAINTS IN WINDOW SYSTEM DESIGN 388
COMPONENTS OF A WINDOW 390 FRAME 390 TITLE BAR 391 TITLE BAR ICON 391
WINDOW SIZING BUTTONS 392 WHAT'S THIS? BUTTON 393 MENU BAR 393 STATUS
BAR 394 SCROLL BARS 394 SPLIT BOX 394 TOOLBAR 394 COMMAND AREA 395 XII
CONTENTS SIZE GRIP 395 WORK AREA 395 WINDOW PRESENTATION STYLES 395
TILED WINDOWS 396 OVERLAPPING WINDOWS 397 CASCADING WINDOWS 398 PICKING
A PRESENTATION STYLE 399 TYPES OF WINDOWS 399 PRIMARY WINDOW 400
SECONDARY WINDOWS 401 DIALOG BOXES 407 PROPERTY SHEETS AND PROPERTY
INSPECTORS 408 MESSAGE BOXES 411 PALETTE WINDOWS 413 POP-UP WINDOWS 413
ORGANIZING WINDOW FUNCTIONS 414 WINDOW ORGANIZATION 414 NUMBER OF
WINDOWS 415 SIZING WINDOWS 416 WINDOW PLACEMENT 417 THE WEB AND THE
BROWSER 419 BROWSER COMPONENTS 419 STEP 5 EXERCISE 422 STEP 6 SELECT THE
PROPER INTERACTION DEVICES 423 INPUT DEVICES 423 CHARACTERISTICS OF
INPUT DEVICES 424 OTHER INPUT DEVICES 436 SELECTING THE PROPER INPUT
DEVICE 436 OUTPUT DEVICES 440 SCREENS 440 SPEAKERS 441 STEP 6 EXERCISE
441 STEP 7 CHOOSE THE PROPER SCREEN-BASED CONTROLS 443 OPERABLE CONTROLS
445 BUTTONS 445 TEXT ENTRY/READ-ONLY CONTROLS 461 TEXT BOXES 461
SELECTION CONTROLS 468 RADIO BUTTONS 468 CHECK BOXES 478 PALETTES 488
LIST BOXES 493 LIST VIEW CONTROLS 503 DROP-DOWN/POP-UP LIST BOXES 503
CONTENTS XIII STEP 8 COMBINATION ENTRY /SELECTION CONTROLS SPIN BOXES
COMBO BOXES DROP-DOWN/POP-UP COMBO BOXES OTHER OPERABLE CONTROLS SLIDER
TABS DATE-PICKER TREE VIEW SCROLL BARS CUSTOM CONTROLS PRESENTATION
CONTROLS STATIC TEXT FIELDS GROUP BOXES COLUMN HEADINGS TOOLTIPS BALLOON
TIPS PROGRESS INDICATORS SAMPLE BOX SCROLLING TICKERS SELECTING THE
PROPER CONTROLS ENTRY VERSUS SELECTION * A COMPARISON COMPARISON OF GUI
CONTROLS CONTROL SELECTION CRITERIA CHOOSING A CONTROL FORM EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE 1 EXAMPLE 2 EXAMPLE 3 EXAMPLE 4 EXAMPLE 5 EXAMPLE 6 STEP 7
EXERCISE WRITE CLEAR TEXT AND MESSAGES WORDS, SENTENCES, MESSAGES, AND
TEXT READABILITY CHOOSING THE PROPER WORDS WRITING SENTENCES AND
MESSAGES KINDS OF MESSAGES PRESENTING AND WRITING TEXT WINDOW TITLE,
CONVENTIONS, AND SEQUENCE CONTROL GUIDANCE CONTENT AND TEXT FOR WEB
PAGES WORDS PAGE TEXT PAGE TITLE 509 509 512 514 517 517 521 524 525 526
531 531 532 533 534 535 537 539 540 542 542 543 544 547 548 552 552 553
556 557 558 559 561 563 564 564 565 568 570 578 582 584 584 585 589 XIV
CONTENTS STEP 9 STEP 10 STEP 11 HEADINGS AND HEADLINES INSTRUCTIONS
ERROR MESSAGES STEP 8 EXERCISE PROVIDE EFFECTIVE FEEDBACK AND GUIDANCE
AND ASSISTANCE PROVIDING THE PROPER FEEDBACK RESPONSE TIME DEALING WITH
TIME DELAYS BLINKING FOR ATTENTION USE OF SOUND GUIDANCE AND ASSISTANCE
PREVENTING ERRORS PROBLEM MANAGEMENT PROVIDING GUIDANCE AND ASSISTANCE
INSTRUCTIONS OR PROMPTING HELP FACILITY CONTEXTUAL HELP TASK-ORIENTED
HELP REFERENCE HELP WIZARDS HINTS OR TIPS STEP 9 EXERCISE PROVIDE
EFFECTIVE INTERNATIONALIZATION AND ACCESSIBILITY INTERNATIONAL
CONSIDERATIONS LOCALIZATION CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS WORDS AND TEXT
IMAGES AND SYMBOLS COLOR, SEQUENCE, AND FUNCTIONALITY REQUIREMENTS
DETERMINATION AND TESTING ACCESSIBILITY TYPES OF DISABILITIES
ACCESSIBILITY DESIGN STEP 10 EXERCISE CREATE MEANINGFUL GRAPHICS, ICONS,
AND IMAGES ICONS KINDS OF ICONS CHARACTERISTICS OF ICONS INFLUENCES ON
ICON USABILITY CHOOSING ICONS CHOOSING ICON IMAGES CREATING ICON IMAGES
DRAWING ICON IMAGES ICON ANIMATION AND AUDITION THE ICON DESIGN PROCESS
SCREEN PRESENTATION 589 590 590 591 593 594 594 598 601 602 603 603 604
606 608 608 613 617 619 620 622 623 625 626 626 627 628 631 633 635 635
636 636 650 651 652 652 654 654 657 659 659 664 665 667 667 CONTENTS XV
STEP 12 MULTIMEDIA GRAPHICS IMAGES PHOTOGRAPHS/PICTURES VIDEO DIAGRAMS
DRAWINGS ANIMATION AUDITION COMBINING MEDIUMS STEP 11 EXERCISE CHOOSE
THE PROPER COLORS COLOR *WHAT IS IT? RGB HSV DITHERING COLOR USES COLOR
AS A FORMATTING AID COLOR AS A VISUAL CODE OTHER COLOR USES POSSIBLE
PROBLEMS WITH COLOR HIGH ATTENTION-GETTING CAPACITY INTERFERENCE WITH
USE OF OTHER SCREENS VARYING SENSITIVITY OF THE EYE TO DIFFERENT COLORS
COLOR-VIEWING DEFICIENCIES COLOR CONNOTATIONS CROSS-DISCIPLINARY AND
CROSS-CULTURAL DIFFERENCES COLOR * WHAT THE RESEARCH SHOWS COLOR AND
HUMAN VISION THE LENS THE RETINA CHOOSING COLORS CHOOSING COLORS FOR
CATEGORIES OF INFORMATION COLORS IN CONTEXT USAGE DISCRIMINATION AND
HARMONY EMPHASIS COMMON MEANINGS LOCATION ORDERING FOREGROUNDS AND
BACKGROUNDS THREE-DIMENSIONAL LOOK COLOR PALETTE, DEFAULTS, AND
CUSTOMIZATION GRAYSCALE TEXT IN COLOR MONOCHROMATIC SCREENS 669 669 671
676 677 678 681 681 683 686 689 691 692 694 694 694 695 695 696 696 696
696 697 697 697 698 700 700 701 701 701 702 703 703 704 704 706 706 707
708 708 709 710 711 712 712 XVI CONTENTS CONSISTENCY 713 CONSIDERATIONS
FOR PEOPLE WITH COLOR-VIEWING DEFICIENCIES 713 CULTURAL, DISCIPLINARY,
AND ACCESSIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS 714 CHOOSING COLORS FOR TEXTUAL GRAPHIC
SCREENS 714 EFFECTIVE FOREGROUND/BACKGROUND COMBINATIONS 714 CHOOSE THE
BACKGROUND FIRST 717 MAXIMUM OF FOUR COLORS 717 USE COLORS IN TOOLBARS
SPARINGLY 718 TEST THE COLORS 718 CHOOSING COLORS FOR STATISTICAL
GRAPHICS SCREENS 718 EMPHASIS 718 NUMBER OF COLORS 718 BACKGROUNDS 719
SIZE 719 STATUS 719 MEASUREMENTS AND AREA-FILL PATTERNS 719 PHYSICAL
IMPRESSIONS 720 CHOOSING COLORS FOR WEB PAGES 721 USES OF COLOR TO AVOID
723 STEP 12 EXERCISE 725 STEP 13 ORGANIZE AND LAYOUT WINDOWS AND PAGES
727 ORGANIZING AND LAYING OUT SCREENS 728 GENERAL GUIDELINES 728
ORGANIZATION GUIDELINES 729 CONTROL NAVIGATION 748 WINDOW GUIDELINES 749
WEB PAGE GUIDELINES 750 SCREEN EXAMPLES 761 EXAMPLE 1 761 EXAMPLE 2 762
STEP 14 TEST, TEST, AND RETEST 767 USABILITY 768 THE PURPOSE OF
USABILITY TESTING 768 THE IMPORTANCE OF USABILITY TESTING 769 SCOPE OF
TESTING 770 PROTOTYPES 771 HAND SKETCHES AND SCENARIOS 772 INTERACTIVE
PAPER PROTOTYPES 774 PROGRAMMED FACADES 775 PROTOTYPE-ORIENTED LANGUAGES
776 COMPARISONS OF PROTOTYPES 776 KINDS OF TESTS 777 GUIDELINES AND
STANDARDS REVIEW 779 HEURISTIC EVALUATION 780 COGNITIVE WALK-THROUGHS
786 CONTENTS XVII THINK-ALOUD EVALUATIONS 788 USABILITY TEST 789 CLASSIC
EXPERIMENTS 790 FOCUS GROUPS 791 CHOOSING A TESTING METHOD 792
DEVELOPING AND CONDUCTING A TEST 795 THE TEST PLAN 795 TEST CONDUCT AND
DATA COLLECTION 803 ANALYZE, MODIFY AND RETEST 806 EVALUATE THE WORKING
SYSTEM 807 ADDITIONAL READING 809 A FINAL WORD 810 REFERENCES 811 INDEX
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