paper
referenced-only
2007
paper:doi-10-1145-1294211-1294256

Evaluating user interface systems research

ByDan R. Olsen
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The development of user interface systems has languished with the stability of desktop computing. Future systems, however, that are off-the-desktop, nomadic or physical in nature will involve new devices and new software systems for creating interactive applications. Simple usability testing is not adequate for evaluating complex systems. The problems with evaluating systems work are explored and a set of criteria for evaluating new UI systems work is presented.

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