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2. Dialog Design: Principles and Experiments

Author

H. Sugaya, Jürg Nievergelt, and C. Muller

Subjects
Multimedia, Casual, Computer science, media_common.quotation_subject, Structured programming, computer.software_genre, Variety (cybernetics), Software development process, Command language, Quality (business), Dialog box, Adaptation (computer science), computer, media_common
Abstract

Programming methodology has emphasized different criteria for judging the quality of software during the three decades of its existence. In the early days of scarce computing resources the most important aspect of a program was its functionality — what it can do, and how efficiently it works. In the second phase of structured programming the realization that programs have a long life and need continuous adaptation to changing demands led to the conclusion that functionality is not enough — a program must be understandable, so that its continued utility is not tied to its inventor. Today, in the age of interactive computer usage and the growing number of casual users, we begin to realize that functionality and good structure are also not enough — good behavior towards the user is just as important. Interactive use of computers by users with a wide variety of backgrounds, in different applications, is ever increasing.

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1986
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