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Choose the Proper Screen-Based Controls Lecture-10 Step-7 Choose the Proper Screen-Based Controls Lecture-10 Computer Systems Interface

Computer Systems Interface Overview Identifying the characteristics & capabilities of the various screen controls, including: Buttons Text entry / read-only controls Selection controls Combination entry / selection controls Specialized operable controls Custom controls Presentation controls Web controls Selecting the proper controls for the user & tasks Computer Systems Interface

Computer Systems Interface Buttons In Web page or application design Use buttons to perform an action Use links to show information Three styles Command buttons Toolbar buttons w/o labels Symbol buttons Computer Systems Interface

Computer Systems Interface Command buttons Windows w/o Menu bar Raised appearance Single-word labels whenever possible First letter capitalized Regular system font, same size font Label & border - 2 pix; height - 25 pix Six or fewer Location & layout Web pages spanning more than one screen Consistency across all screens Computer Systems Interface

Computer Systems Interface Toolbars Meaningful & unique image icons Button: 24x22, 32x30 Label: 16x16, 14x24 Customization Computer Systems Interface

Computer Systems Interface Captions or Labels Entry/Modification & Display/Read Only text boxes Single fields ? Multiple occurrence fields Long, fixed-length data field Alphanumeric, short, variable in length Numeric, variable in length See p.464 (495) Computer Systems Interface

Computer Systems Interface Data fields Segment long text boxes through Incorporation of slashes (/), dashes (-), spaces, or other common delimiters If fixed-length data, segment into logical boxes using auto-skip to move between Computer Systems Interface

Computer Systems Interface Radio buttons To set an item from a small set of mutually excusive options (2 to 8) Where adequate screen space is available Alternatives are better understood when seen together & can be compared Mnemonics Do not use For commands Singly to indicate presence or absence of a state See p.473 (504) Computer Systems Interface

Computer Systems Interface Tabs Meaningful description of contents Order of information use varies Do not use for sequential steps 03 GROUPS Computer Systems Interface

Computer Systems Interface Examples See p.552 (583) 04 groups Computer Systems Interface