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[1] Responsive task modelling Model-based engineering / Anzalone, Davide / Manca, Marco / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen ACM SIGCHI 2015 Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems 2015-06-23 p.126-131

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Summary: In this paper we present a new tool for specifying task models (Responsive CTT), which can be accessed through touch-based mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets as well. The tool is Web-based and responsive in order to provide adapted user interfaces to better support the most common activities in task modelling through various types of devices. We describe the relevant aspects to take into account for this purpose and how we have addressed them in designing the tool. We also report on first user tests.

[2] Considering task pre-conditions in model-based user interface design and generation Model-based UIs session / Manca, Marco / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen / Spano, Lucio Davide ACM SIGCHI 2014 Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems 2014-06-17 p.149-154

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Summary: Deriving meaningful and consistent user interface implementations from task models is not trivial because of the large gap in terms of abstraction. This paper focuses on how to handle task preconditions in the design and generation process, an issue which has not adequately been addressed in previous work. We present a solution that is able to manage the information related to task pre-conditions at the various possible abstraction levels. The paper also reports on some example applications that show the generality of the solution and how it can be exploited in various cases.

[3] Interactive customization of ubiquitous Web applications / Ghiani, G. / Paternò, F. / Santoro, C. Journal of Visual Languages & Computing 2013-02 v.24 n.1 p.37-52

Keywords: Ubiquitous Web user interfaces

Keywords: End user customization

Keywords: Migratory interfaces

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Summary: Ubiquitous environments pose new challenges for end users who often need to access their applications from various devices. In this paper we present a solution that allows users to easily customise and migrate interactive web applications starting with an existing desktop version. This is obtained through an intelligent infrastructure that enables users to select the relevant part of an interactive Web application in order to create a mobile version and migrate it.

[4] Adaptive User Interfaces for Smart Environments with the Support of Model-Based Languages Long Papers / Bongartz, Sara / Jin, Yucheng / Paternò, Fabio / Rett, Jörg / Santoro, Carmen / Spano, Lucio Davide Proceedings of the 2012 International Joint Conference on Ambient Intelligence 2012-11-13 p.33-48

Keywords: Adaptive service front-ends; Context-aware user interfaces; model-based user interface languages; Warehouse picking system

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Summary: This article presents a solution for supporting adaptive user interfaces in work environments. Its architecture is built upon the concept of model-based UI design extended by context aware and adaptive features. Model-based languages provide the software development process with useful support for, building design prototypes and actual implementations for devices with various interaction resources. The proposed architecture is able to adapt to selected aspects of the context during run-time by communicating with a context server and applying the specified adaptation rules. In order to show the possibilities of the proposed solution, we report on its application in the development of an adaptive user interface prototype to be used in a warehouse picking system.

[5] Improving Support for Visual Task Modelling Short Papers / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen / Spano, Lucio Davide Proceedings of IFIP HCSE'12: Human-Centered Software Engineering 2012-10-29 p.299-306

Keywords: Task models; Visual Tool Support; CTT

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Summary: ConcurTaskTrees (CTT) and its supporting environment (CTTE) have been widely used for a significant period of time. However, users have expressed various concerns regarding their usability. In this paper, we present the modifications made so as to provide more effective support. In particular, the environment has been enhanced in order to make it more suitable for designing real-world applications, including improved support for task model editing and early prototype generation. We also report on two evaluation tests that provided useful feedback in order to decide how to improve the environment.

[6] A logical framework for multi-device user interfaces UbiComp / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen ACM SIGCHI 2012 Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems 2012-06-25 p.45-50

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Summary: In this paper, we present a framework for describing various design dimensions that can help in better understanding the features provided by tools and applications for multi-device environments. We indicate the possible options for each dimension, and also discuss how various research proposals in the area are located in our framework. The final discussion also points out important areas for future research.

[7] Push and pull of web user interfaces in multi-device environments Interface design / Ghiani, Giuseppe / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen Proceedings of the 2012 International Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces 2012-05-22 p.10-17

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Summary: In this work we present an environment able to support users in seamless access to Web applications in multi-device contexts. The environment supports dynamic push and pull of interactive Web applications, or parts of them, across desktop and mobile devices while preserving their state.
We describe mechanisms for sharing information regarding devices, users, and Web applications with various levels of privacy and report on first experiences with the proposed environment.

[8] The role of HCI models in service front-end development / Paterno, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen / Spano, Lucio Davide Behaviour and Information Technology 2012-03 v.31 n.3 p.231-244

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Summary: This article discusses how human-computer interaction (HCI) models can support the development of interactive applications based on Web services. It also introduces a specific method exploiting such models for this purpose and the associated tool support. An example application of the method for an educational scenario is presented. The results of an early test of the development environment are reported as well. Lastly, some conclusions are drawn along with indications for future work.

[9] Supporting Transformations across User Interface Descriptions at Various Abstraction Levels Interactive Posters / Lisai, Mauro / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen / Spano, Lucio Davide Proceedings of IFIP INTERACT'11: Human-Computer Interaction 2011-09-05 v.4 p.608-611

Keywords: Model-based Design; Model-to-model transformation

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Summary: Model-based approaches for user interfaces exploit various models in order to represent interactive systems at different levels of abstraction. During the design and development process, it is useful to have transformations to derive higher or lower level models. Such transformations should be customizable by designers to reach the desired results. In this paper we present a tool that allows designers without deep knowledge of transformation languages in creating and executing such transformations.

[10] Engineering JavaScript state persistence of web applications migrating across multiple devices Adaptation and migration / Bellucci, Federico / Ghiani, Giuseppe / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen ACM SIGCHI 2011 Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems 2011-06-13 p.105-110

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Summary: Ubiquitous environments call for user interfaces able to migrate across various types of devices while preserving task continuity. One fundamental issue in migratory user interfaces is how to preserve the state while moving from one device to another. In this paper we present a solution for the interactive part of Web applications. In particular, we focus on the most problematic part, which is maintaining the JavaScript state. We also describe an example application to illustrate the support provided by our migration platform.

[11] EDITED BOOK Migratory Interactive Applications for Ubiquitous Environments Human-Computer Interaction Series / Paternò, Fabio 2011 n.11 p.175 Springer London

DOI: 10.1007/978-0-85729-250-6

ISBN: 978-0-85729-249-0 (print), 978-0-85729-250-6 (online)

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Introduction (1-7)
	+ Paternò, Fabio
State of the Art in Migration (9-23)
	+ Paternò, Fabio
	+ Santoro, Carmen
	+ Olsen, Rasmus
Migration Opportunities (25-30)
	+ Grasselli, Agnese
	+ Vangelista, Alessandro
	+ et al
The OPEN Migration Platform Architecture (31-44)
	+ Martin, Miquel
User Interface Migration Based on the Use of Logical Descriptions (45-59)
	+ Ghiani, Giuseppe
	+ Paternò, Fabio
	+ et al
Service Migration Network Support (61-94)
	+ Olsen, Rasmus
	+ Højgaard-Hansen, Kim
	+ et al
Dynamic Reconfiguration of Application Logic During Application Migration (95-107)
	+ Klus, Holger
	+ Schindler, Björn
	+ Rausch, Andreas
Design and Development of a Migratory Application Based on OPEN Migration Service Platform (109-135)
	+ Cherchi, Giancarlo
	+ Mureddu, Francesca
Next-Generation Migratory Emergency Management Application (137-148)
	+ Schmidt, Kay-Uwe
	+ Milanova, Veselina
	+ et al
Integration of User Interface Migration and Application Logic Reconfiguration: An Example in the Game Domain (149-161)
	+ Ghiani, Giuseppe
	+ Klus, Holger
	+ Paternò, Fabio
	+ et al
The Usability Evaluation and the Programmability Assessment of Migration (163-175)
	+ Grasselli, Agnese
	+ Vangelista, Alessandro
	+ et al

[12] On-demand cross-device interface components migration Ubiquity and context awareness / Ghiani, Giuseppe / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen Proceedings of 12th Conference on Human-computer interaction with mobile devices and services 2010-09-07 p.299-308

Keywords: migratory interfaces, partial migration, ubiquitous environments

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Summary: Ubiquitous environments call for innovative uses of existing applications. In this paper we present our solution for partial Web migration: it allows users to interactively select parts of existing interfaces and have them migrate to a target device. The underlying supporting platform exploits logical user interface descriptions and a set of transformations. This environment is particularly useful for supporting mobile users accessing complex Web applications, such as various emerging mash-ups. We also show an example of use of our solution in a widespread Web application, and report on a user test.

[13] Exploiting web service annotations in model-based user interface development Collaboration, business and web orchestration / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen / Spano, Lucio Davide ACM SIGCHI 2010 Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems 2010-06-19 p.219-224

Keywords: annotations, model-based user interface design, task models., web services

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Summary: In this paper we present a method and the associated tool support able to exploit the content of Web service annotations in model-based user interface design and development. We also show an example application of the proposed approach.

[14] User task-based development of multi-device service-oriented applications Workshops / Paternó, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen / Spano, Lucio Davide Proceedings of the 2010 International Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces 2010-05-26 p.407

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Summary: In this paper, we present a method and the associated tool support able to exploit Web services in model-based user interface development, starting with the results of a task analysis phase, and using the content of Web service annotations. The resulting environment is a powerful support for developing multi-device interactive applications based on Web Services, since it is able to generate usable service front ends specified in a variety of implementation languages. This is achieved through connecting pre-existing Web services with the task model of the interactive application that has to be built. Then, the task model is used as a starting point for the generation of corresponding user interfaces descriptions at different abstraction levels, through a number of transformations that aim to preserve the usability of the corresponding models or implementations. The environment also allows designers to specify and customize such transformations among various levels of detail of the user interface description.

[15] Partial web interface migration Workshops / Ghiani, Giuseppe / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen Proceedings of the 2010 International Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces 2010-05-26 p.414

Keywords: partial migration, ubiquitous environments

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Summary: We discuss our solution for partial Web migration from large screens to mobile devices. It is based on multiple UI abstraction levels and some transformations that allow the migration of selected UI components to another device.

[16] Model-Based Design of Multi-device Interactive Applications Based on Web Services Model-Based Design of Interactive Systems / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen / Spano, Lucio Davide Proceedings of IFIP INTERACT'09: Human-Computer Interaction 2009-08-24 v.1 p.892-905

Keywords: Model-Based Design; Multi-device Environments; User Interface Design; Web Services

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Summary: Creating an interactive application based on pre-existing functionalities poses a number of novel issues in the design process. We discuss a method and an associated model-based language, which aim to address such issues in multi-device contexts. One specific aspect of this method is the ability to obtain user interfaces for accessing multiple services. In addition, the possibility to specify interactive objects, Web services accesses and scripts allows designers to describe Rich Internet Applications as well.

[17] Support for authoring service front-ends Support for interactive system engineering / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen / Spano, Lucio Davide ACM SIGCHI 2009 Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems 2009-07-15 p.85-90

Keywords: model-based design, user interface composition, web services

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Summary: The success of service-oriented computing has important implications on how people develop user interfaces. This paper discusses a method for supporting the development of interactive applications based on the access to services, which can be associated with user interface annotations. In particular, we show how model-based descriptions can be useful for this purpose and the design of an authoring environment for the development of interactive front-ends of applications based on Web services. A prototype of the authoring environment is presented.

[18] UbiCicero: A location-aware, multi-device museum guide / Ghiani, Giuseppe / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen / Spano, Lucio Davide Interacting with Computers 2009 v.21 n.4 p.288-303

Keywords: Mobile guides; Multi-device adaptation; Location-awareness; Interactive games in museums; User interface software and technology

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1. Introduction
2. Related work
3. The mobile guide
3.1. Location-awareness
3.2. Adaptive support
3.3. Games
3.3.1. Individual games
3.3.2. Cooperative games
4. Exploiting multi-device environments
5. Software architecture
5.1. Museum definition
5.2. Localisation
5.2.1. RFID technologies
5.2.2. Our RFID configuration
5.3. Core
5.3.1. Event logger
5.3.2. DB access interface
5.3.3. Communication functions
5.4. User model
5.5. Visit
5.6. Games
6. Customisation facilities
7. Evaluation
8. Conclusions and future work

Summary: In this paper, we propose UbiCicero, a multi-device, location-aware museum guide able to opportunistically exploit large screens when users are nearby. Various types of games are included in addition to the museum and artwork descriptions. The mobile guide is equipped with an RFID reader, which detects nearby tagged artworks. By taking into account context-dependent information, including the current user position and behaviour history, as well as the type of device available, more personalised and relevant information is provided to the user, enabling a richer overall experience. We also present example applications of this solution and then discuss the results of first empirical tests performed to evaluate the usefulness and usability of the enhanced multi-device guide.

[19] MARIA: A universal, declarative, multiple abstraction-level language for service-oriented applications in ubiquitous environments / Paterno, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen / Spano, Lucio Davide ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction 2009 v.16 n.4 p.19

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Summary: One important evolution in software applications is the spread of service-oriented architectures in ubiquitous environments. Such environments are characterized by a wide set of interactive devices, with interactive applications that exploit a number of functionalities developed beforehand and encapsulated in Web services. In this article, we discuss how a novel model-based UIDL can provide useful support both at design and runtime for these types of applications. Web service annotations can also be exploited for providing hints for user interface development at design time. At runtime the language is exploited to support dynamic generation of user interfaces adapted to the different devices at hand during the user interface migration process, which is particularly important in ubiquitous environments.

[20] EDITED BOOK The Universal Access Handbook 2009 n.61 p.1034 CRC Press

ISBN: 978-1-4200-6499-5

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== Introduction to Universal Access ==
Universal Access and Design for All in the Evolving Information Society
	+ Stephanidis, C.
Perspectives on Accessibility: From Assistive Technologies to Universal Access and Design for All
	+ Emiliani, P. L.
Accessible and Usable Design of Information and Communication Technologies
	+ Vanderheiden, G. C.
== Diversity in the User Population ==
Dimensions of User Diversity
	+ Ashok, M.
	+ Jacko, J. A.
Motor Impairments and Universal Access
	+ Keates, S.
Sensory Impairments
	+ Kinzel, E.
	+ Jacko, J. A.
Cognitive Disabilities
	+ Lewis, C.
Age-Related Diff erences in the Interface Design Process
	+ Kurniawan, S.
International and Intercultural User Interfaces
	+ Marcus, A.
	+ Rau, P.-L. P.
== Technologies for Diverse Contexts of Use ==
Accessing the Web
	+ Hanson, V. L.
	+ Richards, J. T.
	+ Harper, S.
	+ Trewin, S.
Handheld Devices and Mobile Phones
	+ Kaikkonen, A.
	+ Kaasinen, E.
	+ Ketola, P.
Virtual Reality
	+ Hughes, D.
	+ Smith, E.
	+ Shumaker, R.
	+ Hughes, C.
Biometrics and Universal Access
	+ Fairhurst, M. C.
Interface Agents: Potential Benefits and Challenges for Universal Access
	+ and, E. André
M. Rehm
== Development Lifecycle of User Interfaces ==
User Requirements Elicitation for Universal Access
	+ Antona, M.
	+ Ntoa, S.
	+ Adami, I.
	+ Stephanidis, C.
Unified Design for User Interface Adaptation
	+ Savidis, A.
	+ Stephanidis, C.
Designing Universally Accessible Games
	+ Grammenos, D.
	+ Savidis, A.
	+ Stephanidis, C.
Software Requirements for Inclusive User Interfaces
	+ Savidis, A.
	+ Stephanidis, C.
Tools for Inclusive Design
	+ Waller, S.
	+ Clarkson, P. J.
The Evaluation of Accessibility, Usability, and User Experience
	+ Petrie, H.
	+ Bevan, N.
== User Interface Development: Architectures, Components, and Tools ==
A Unified Soft ware Architecture for User Interface Adaptation
	+ Savidis, A.
	+ Stephanidis, C.
A Decision-Making Specifi cation Language for User Interface Adaptation
	+ Savidis, A.
	+ Stephanidis, C.
Methods and Tools for the Development of Unified Web-Based User Interfaces
	+ Doulgeraki, C.
	+ Partarakis, N.
	+ Mourouzis, A.
	+ Stephanidis, C.
User Modeling: A Universal Access Perspective
	+ Adams, R.
Model-Based Tools: A User-Centered Design for All Approach
	+ Stary, C.
Markup Languages in Human-Computer Interaction
	+ Paternò, F.
	+ Santoro, C.
Abstract Interaction Objects in User Interface Programming Languages
	+ Savidis, A.
== Interaction Techniques and Devices ==
Screen Readers
	+ Asakawa, C.
	+ Leporini, B.
Virtual Mouse and Keyboards for Text Entry
	+ Evreinov, G.
Speech Input to Support Universal Access
	+ Feng, J.
	+ Sears, A.
Natural Language and Dialogue Interfaces
	+ Jokinen, K.
Auditory Interfaces and Sonification
	+ Nees, M. A.
	+ Walker, B. N.
Haptic Interaction
	+ Jansson, G.
	+ Raisamo, R.
Vision-Based Hand Gesture Recognition for Human-Computer Interaction
	+ Zabulis, X.
	+ Baltzakis, H.
	+ Argyros, A.
Automatic Hierarchical Scanning for Windows Applications
	+ Ntoa, S.
	+ Savidis, A.
	+ Stephanidis, C.
Eye Tracking
	+ Majaranta, P.
	+ Bates, R.
	+ Donegan, M.
Brain-Body Interfaces
	+ Gnanayutham, P.
	+ George, J.
Sign Language in the Interface: Access for Deaf Signers
	+ Huenerfauth, M.
	+ Hanson, V. L.
Visible Language for Global Mobile Communication: A Case Study of a Design Project in Progress
	+ Marcus, A.
Contributions of "Ambient" Multimodality to Universal Access
	+ Carbonell, N.
== Application Domains ==
Vocal Interfaces in Supporting and Enhancing Accessibility in Digital Libraries
	+ Catarci, T.
	+ Kimani, S.
	+ Dubinsky, Y.
	+ Gabrielli, S.
Theories and Methods for Studying Online Communities for People with Disabilities and Older People
	+ Pfeil, U.
	+ Zaphiris, P.
Computer-Supported Cooperative Work
	+ Gross, T.
	+ Fetter, M.
Developing Inclusive e-Training
	+ Savidis, A.
	+ Stephanidis, C.
Training through Entertainment for Learning Difficulties
	+ Savidis, A.
	+ Grammenos, D.
	+ Stephanidis, C.
Universal Access to Multimedia Documents
	+ Petrie, H.
	+ Weber, G.
	+ Völkel, T.
Interpersonal Communication
	+ Waller, A.
Universal Access in Public Terminals: Information Kiosks and ATMs
	+ Kouroupetroglou, G.
Intelligent Mobility and Transportation for All
	+ Bekiaris, E.
	+ Panou, M.
	+ Gaitanidou, E.
	+ Mourouzis, A.
	+ Ringbauer, B.
Electronic Educational Books for Blind Students
	+ Grammenos, D.
	+ Savidis, A.
	+ Georgalis, Y.
	+ Bourdenas, T.
	+ Stephanidis, C.
Mathematics and Accessibility: A Survey
	+ Pontelli, E.
	+ Karshmer, A. I.
	+ Gupta, G.
Cybertherapy, Cyberpsychology, and the Use of Virtual Reality in Mental Health
	+ Renaud, P.
	+ Bouchard, S.
	+ Chartier, S.
	+ Bonin, M-P
== Nontechnological Issues ==
Policy and Legislation as a Framework of Accessibility
	+ Kemppainen, E.
	+ Kemp, J. D.
	+ Yamada, H.
Standards and Guidelines
	+ Vanderheiden, G. C.
eAccessibility Standardization
	+ Engelen, J.
Management of Design for All
	+ Bühler, C.
Security and Privacy for Universal Access
	+ Maybury, M. T.
Best Practice in Design for All
	+ Miesenberger, K.
== Looking to the Future ==
Implicit Interaction
	+ Ferscha, A.
Ambient Intelligence
	+ Streitz, N. A.
	+ Privat, G.
Emerging Challenges
	+ Stephanidis, C.

[21] Preserving Rich User Interface State in Web Applications across Various Platforms HCSE Short Papers / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen / Scorcia, Antonio Proceedings of IFIP HCSE'08: Human-Centered Software Engineering 2008-09-25 p.255-262

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Summary: This paper aims to provide thorough discussion of the aspects that compose the state of a Web application user interface, and show how it can be preserved across multiple devices with different interaction resources when the user interface dynamically migrates. The approach proposed exploits a migration server along with logical user interface descriptions.

[22] User Interface Migration between Mobile Devices and Digital TV Demonstrations / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen / Scorcia, Antonio Proceedings of IFIP HCSE'08: Human-Centered Software Engineering 2008-09-25 p.287-292

Keywords: User Interface Migration; Adaptation to the Interaction Platform; Ubiquitous Environments

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Summary: In this paper we present a demonstration of the Migrantes environment for supporting user interface migration through different devices, including mobile ones and digital TV. The goal of the system is to furnish user interfaces that are able to migrate across different devices, in such a way as to support task continuity for the mobile user. This is obtained through a number of transformations that exploit logical descriptions of the user interfaces to be handled. The migration environment supports the automatic discovery of client devices and its architecture is based on the composition of a number of software services required to perform a migration request.

[23] Exploiting RFIDs and Tilt-Based Interaction for Mobile Museum Guides Accessible to Vision-Impaired Users Smart Environments / Ghiani, Giuseppe / Leporini, Barbara / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen ICCHP'08: International Conference on Computers Helping People with Special Needs 2008-07-09 p.1070-1077

Keywords: Mobile guides; Accessibility; Tilt-based interaction; Blind users; RFIDS

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Summary: In this paper, we present a study aiming to investigate how tilt-based interaction, along with RFIDs for localization, can be exploited to support blind users in interacting with mobile guides. We describe the design proposed and report on a first user study, which also compared two different ways to provide audio feedback (short sounds or vocal messages) for the tilt-based interaction.

[24] Automatically adapting web sites for mobile access through logical descriptions and dynamic analysis of interaction resources Interactive querying and retrieval / Paternò, Fabio / Santoro, Carmen / Scorcia, Antonio Proceedings of the 2008 International Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces 2008-05-28 p.260-267

Keywords: mobile interfaces, model-based design, multi-device web interfaces, user interface adaptation

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Summary: While several solutions for desktop user interface adaptation for mobile access have been proposed, there is still a lack of solutions able to automatically generate mobile versions taking semantic aspects into account. In this paper, we propose a general solution able to dynamically build logical descriptions of existing desktop Web site implementations, adapt the design to the target mobile device, and generate an implementation that preserves the original communications goals while taking into account the actual resources available in the target device. We describe the novel transformations supported by our new solution, show example applications and report on first user tests.

[25] EDITED BOOK Maturing Usability: Quality in Software, Interaction and Value Human-Computer Interaction Series / Law, Effie Lai-Chong / Hvannberg, Ebba Thora / Cockton, Gilbert 2008 n.16 p.424 Springer London

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-84628-941-5

ISBN: 978-1-84628-940-8 (print), 978-1-84628-941-5 (online)

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== Quality in Software ==
Usability Evaluation of User Interfaces Generated with a Model-Driven Architecture Tool (3-32)
	+ Abrahão, Silvia
	+ Iborra, Emilio
	+ Vanderdonckt, Jean
Software Quality Engineering: The Leverage for Gaining Maturity (33-55)
	+ Suryn, Witold
Connecting Rigorous System Analysis to Experience-Centered Design (56-74)
	+ Harrison, Michael
	+ Campos, José Creissac
	+ Doherty, Gavin
	+ Loer, Karsten
Tailoring Usability into Agile Software Development Projects (75-95)
	+ Ambler, Scott W.
Tailoring Usability into Agile Software Development Projects (96-119)
	+ Bernhaupt, Regina
	+ Navarre, David
	+ Palanque, Philippe
	+ Winckler, Marco
== Quality in Interaction ==
Systems Usability -- Promoting Core-Task Oriented Work Practices (123-143)
	+ Savioja, Paula
	+ Norros, Leena
Usability Work in Professional Website Design: Insights from Practitioners' Perspectives (144-167)
	+ Furniss, Dominic
	+ Blandford, Ann
	+ Curzon, Paul
Characterizations, Requirements, and Activities of User-Centered Design -- the KESSU 2.2 Model (168-196)
	+ Jokela, Timo
Remote Usability Evaluation: Discussion of a General Framework and Experiences from Research with a Specific Tool (197-221)
	+ Paternò, Fabio
	+ Santoro, Carmen
Utility and Experience in the Evolution of Usability (222-240)
	+ Lindgaard, Gitte
	+ Parush, Avi
== Quality in Value ==
Usability and Users' Health Issues in Systems Development -- Attitudes and Perspectives (243-266)
	+ Cajander, Åsa
	+ Boivie, Inger
	+ Gulliksen, Jan
Usability Evaluation as Idea Generation (267-286)
	+ Hornbæk, Kasper
Putting Value into E-valu-ation (287-317)
	+ Cockton, Gilbert
HCI and the Economics of User Experience (318-343)
	+ Sikorski, Marcin
The Future of Usability Evaluation: Increasing Impact on Value (344-378)
	+ Rosenbaum, Stephanie
A Green Paper on Usability Maturation (381-424)
	+ Law, Effie Lai-Chong
	+ Hvannberg, Ebba Thora
	+ Cockton, Gilbert