1991 · 147 citations · 10 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputer SystemsInformation RetrievalLanguage DocumentationNatural Language ProcessingDirect Manipulation InterfacesDiscourse MarkersDirect ManipulationSoftware Interface Design
The direct manipulation paradigm has been effective in helping designers create easy to use mouse and keyboard based interfaces. The development of flat display surfaces and transparent tablets are now making possible interfaces where a user can write directly on the screen using a special stylus. The intention of these types of interfaces is to exploit user's existing handwriting, mark-up and drawing skills while also providing the benefits of direct manipulation.
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