UTS ePRESS (University of Technology Sydney) · 2006 · 63 citations · 7 references
ComputingInformation TechnologyHuman-computer InteractionMobile ComputingUser Experience DesignDisplay DesignInterface DesignMobile Human-computer InteractionMobile Interaction DesignMobile User ExperienceUser Experience OptimizationBrowsingBrowsing InterfacesControlled Experiment DesignEmpirical EvaluationMobile Display DesignZoom InterfacesZoomingZooming Techniques
The advent of mobile devices imposes great challenges for user-friendly displays for effective browsing for Web contents. This paper reports some initial findings in an empirical study that explores the problem of finding a highly-efficient, user-friendly interface design method on small display devices. We compare three models using our PDA interface simulator: presentation optimization method, semantic conversion method, and zooming method. A controlled experiment has been carried out to identify the pros and cons of each method. The results show that of the three interface methods, the zooming method is slightly better than the semantic conversion method, while they both outperform the optimizing presentation method. The results provide a useful guidance for future design of small display devices. © 2006 - IOS Press and the authors. All rights reserved.
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