Gervas, 2020 - Google Patents
Analysis of User Interface design methodsGervas, 2020
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- Gervas N
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- Int. Symp. Comput. Sci. Comput. Eng. Educ. Technol
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The article tells about the main approaches and methodologies for UI design, as well as the design process in general. Basic methodologies usually describe UI design in terms of an ergonomic aspect, rarely consider the features of functional design. Therefore, the article …
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