Title :
MicroLaw-appropriate and inappropriate legal protection of user interfaces and screen displays. II. Technical aspects of screen design raising legal policy issues
Author :
Stern, Richard H.
Author_Institution :
Law Offices of Richard H. Stern, Washington, DC, USA
Abstract :
(For pt.I see ibid., p.84-8, June 1989). The author continues an exploration of the kind of legal rights that might be asserted over the nondevice aspects of user interfaces and screen displays. He discusses further the difficulties and problems that protection of user interfaces and screen displays might cause. He examines good screen design, human factors analysis, conventional techniques and standards, the rapid rate of change, and keystrokes and interfaces.<>
Keywords :
human factors; industrial property; user interfaces; MicroLaw; human factors; legal policy; legal protection; legal rights; nondevice aspects; screen design; screen displays; user interfaces; Computer displays; Computer interfaces; Computer simulation; Human computer interaction; Human factors; Investments; Law; Legal factors; Protection; User interfaces;
Journal_Title :
Micro, IEEE
