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1 Auto GUI Generation Ali Adams Bournemouth University, 1999

2 Outline Object-oriented Idioms GUI Generation Rules GUI Generation IDE Task-oriented Design Guidelines Conclusion

3 Object-oriented Idioms

4 GUI Generation Rules Class GUI Collection GUI

5 GUI Generation IDE 4 th Generation Software Builder Programmer visually implements the domain problem (OO class diagram) IDE generates database schema and create a back-end database IDE generates screens that are linked and active to accept user interactions.

6 GUI Generation IDE

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8 GUI Generation Output

9 Task-oriented Design Model user tasks, not software data Hierarchical GUI navigation High usability GUI Standardisation Zero training

10 Guidelines Design it Task-oriented Keep Visual Clues Consistent for High Usability Use High Contrast Colour Schemes Use Harmonic Music with Brain Waves Collect Usage Statistics – find weak/strong design points Adapt Generation Rules to user type: –Visualiser v. Verbaliser –Holistic v. Analytic

11 Conclusion Users can build a logical mental picture of a product’s functionality without the need for documentation. Users can effectively carry out their daily tasks without the overwhelming possible paths offered by current software packages. A practical research programme to investigate task-oriented design tools for automatic GUI generation would accelerate the adoption of 4/5G programming paradigm to streamline software usability.