Menu-driven Interface Design
Menu-Driven Interface Design is a user interface design paradigm that belongs to the class of interaction techniques in which users navigate hierarchical sets of options to execute commands, distinguished by its reliance on structured menus to constrain and guide user actions within a system.
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Towards a comprehensive user interface management system
William Buxton, Martin Lamb, Douglas J. Sherman et al. · 1983 · 227 citations
Computing, Computer Science, Design +15
Craig A. Stewart, G. W. Turner, Matthew Vaughn et al. · 2015 · 180 citations · Full text
Embedded menus: selecting items in context
Larry Koved, Ben Shneiderman · Communications of the ACM · 1986 · 130 citations · Full text
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Ames Research Center
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University of Chicago
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The University of Texas at Austin
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University of Toronto
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Johns Hopkins University
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University of Canterbury
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