William H. Bowers Visual Interface Design. William H. Bowers Topics Visual Software Visual Interface Canonical Vocabulary.

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William H. Bowers Visual Interface Design

William H. Bowers Topics Visual Software Visual Interface Canonical Vocabulary

William H. Bowers Visual Software GUI ≠ ease of use Humans process visual better than text –Good at pattern matching –Good visual acuity –Words have shapes Visually show what Textually show which

William H. Bowers Visual Interface Use symbols for objects –Representational helps, but not required –Be consistent Restrict the vocabulary Mouse has 3 actions –Click –Drag –Drag and drop

William H. Bowers Canonical Vocabulary Primitives Compounds Idioms

William H. Bowers Questions & Discussion

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