1982 · 54 citations · 9 references
Cognitive ScienceGraphic DesignSymbol UseUser ExperienceGraphic SymbolsAdvanced Graphic CapabilitiesSocial SciencesArtsExperimental PsychologyPsychological IssuesPsychologyHigh Resolution Displays
Graphic symbols are being used more and more frequently in computer applications, as high resolution displays with advanced graphic capabilities become more common (for example, see [14]). The motivations for using graphic symbols—or icons, as they have been called—in command menus are similar to the reasons graphic symbols have long been popular for use on maps.
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