The CHIIR 2024 website provides comprehensive information about the Conference on Human Information Interaction and Retrieval. It's a key resource for researchers and practitioners in the fields of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Information Retrieval (IR), offering insights into the latest trends, research, and developments in these areas.
Free textbooks written by more than 100 leading designers, bestselling authors, and Ivy League professors. We have assembled our textbooks in a gigantic encyclopedia, whose 4,000+ pages cover the design of interactive products and services such as websites, household objects, smartphones, computer software, aircraft cockpits, and what have you. Name an item of design interest, and you'll probably find it discussed inside.
Gentry Underwood: Why was there this strange gap in the market that we were able to move into? The gap was created by mobile devices themselves. It’s very natural when a new platform comes along to expect behavior to work as it did in the old platform, which means, for a smartphone, take a desktop email client and jam it down into the mobile device, because that’s all you know. You don’t know how people’s behavior is going to be different; you’ve never seen it before. Well, turns out we use our mobile phones really differently than we use our laptops. It’s taken us a while to figure that out and understand it, and that creates a design opportunity for a different kind of tool. Fundamentally, Mailbox is not an email client so much as it in an inbox, oriented around delightful processing.
Visualization and Interaction for Business and Entertainment
Our groups focuses primarily on topics in human-computer
interaction (HCI) and information visualization
Yang is a Senior Research Scientist at Google, and an affiliate faculty member in Computer Science & Engineering at the University of Washington. He earned a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and conducted postdoctoral research in EECS at the University of California at Berkeley.
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The HCI Bibliography (HCIBIB) is a free-access bibliography on Human-Computer Interaction, with over 60,000 records in a searchable database. HCIBIB.ORG is also one of the premier portals to high-quality information on the development of usable software and Web-based systems.
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Modes are bad. Therefore LeapMode is good. Customization is bad. Therefore allow no customization whatsoever. Icons are bad. Therefore, stick to text. Zooming Interface: ZoomingInterfaceParadigm (ZIP is something to replace applications, desktop, browsers, etc. All of the content is displayed on an infinite virtual plane. As you zoom closer, documents can be edited. Filesystems are bad. Instead, just provide an interface where the user can type text. If not the zooming interface, then perhaps the old CanonCat interface — one huge text with document separation characters. If it is easy to select text and print it — i.e. it is easy to mark the text between two document markers — then files are not useful.
L. Schmidt, and H. Luczak. Proceedings of the 7th Southeast Asian Ergonomics and 4th Malaysian Ergonomics Conference (Kuching 2003), page 346-353 *** Best Paper Award ***. Kuching, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, (2003)
H. Luczak, M. Park, B. Balazs, S. Wiedenmaier, and L. Schmidt. Human-Centred Computing: Cognitive, Social and Ergonomic Aspects : Proceedings of HCI International 2003 (Crete 2003), page 98–102. Mahwah, Erlbaum, (2003)
C. Foltz, B. Westfechtel, L. Schmidt, and H. Luczak. Human-Computer Interaction: Theory and Practice : Proceedings of HCI International 2003 (Crete 2003), page 365–369. Mahwah, Erlbaum, (2003)
L. Schmidt, and H. Luczak. Human and Organisational Issues in the Digital Enterprise: Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Human Aspects of Advanced Manufacturing: Agility and Hybrid Automation (Galway 2004), page 547–556. Galway, The Department of Industrial Engineering, National University of Ireland Galway, (2004)