| TASK-CENTERED USER INTERFACE DESIGN
A Practical Introduction |
| by Clayton Lewis
and John
Rieman Copyright ©1993, 1994: Please see the "shareware notice" at the front of the book. |
The central goal of this book is to teach the reader how to design user interfaces that will enable people to learn computer systems quickly and use them effectively, efficiently, and comfortably. The interface issues addressed are primarily cognitive, that is, having to do with mental activities such as perception, memory, learning, and problem solving. Physical ergonomic issues such as keyboard height or display contrast are covered only briefly.from the Foreword
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SHAREWARE NOTICE: The suggested shareware fee for this book is $5.00, payable to Clayton Lewis and John Rieman. Send it to: Clayton Lewis and John Rieman If sending U.S. dollars is difficult, for example if you aren't in the U.S., send us something else you think we'd like to have. Or send us two somethings, one for each of us. COPYRIGHT INFORMATION This book is copyright 1993, 1994 by Clayton Lewis and John Rieman. You are free to make and distribute copies of the book in electronic or paper form, with the following restrictions: (1) We ask that you pay the shareware fee if you find the book useful and if you can afford it. (2) Every copy must include this "shareware notice." (3) Copies must be unchanged from the original. (4) No part of the book may be sold or included as part of a package for sale without the authors' written permission. Original files for the book are available via anonymous ftp from ftp://ftp.cs.colorado.edu/ We thank you for your support! |
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