Title :
User interface design: the WHO, the WHAT, and the HOW revisited
Author_Institution :
CD-Lab. for Expert Syst. & Dept. for Inf. Syst., Vienna Univ. of Technol., Austria
Abstract :
As soon as user interface design is seen as an integral part of business- and user-oriented software development, a framework and a methodology are required for development support. The hereby introduced TADEUS-approach provides both, and is currently being implemented, in order to provide developers with a corresponding environment. The approach is dedicated to the integration of the specification of interacting users (WHO) allowing individual perspectives, as well as the specification of a system´s functionality in a declarative (WHAT) and procedural way (HOW). The design methodology is model-driven and object-oriented. It supports the specification and integration of business models, user models, interaction models, and data models. Any specification may be reused for prototyping and further application development
Keywords :
formal specification; object-oriented programming; systems analysis; user centred design; user interfaces; TADEUS-approach; application development; business-oriented software development; data models; design methodology; methodology; model-driven; object-oriented design; prototyping; specification; user interface design; user models; user-oriented software development; Application software; Data models; Design methodology; Expert systems; Information systems; Interactive systems; Object oriented modeling; Software engineering; Software prototyping; User interfaces;
Conference_Titel :
Computer Software and Applications Conference, 1995. COMPSAC 95. Proceedings., Nineteenth Annual International
Conference_Location :
Dallas, TX
Print_ISBN :
0-8186-7119-X
DOI :
10.1109/CMPSAC.1995.524777