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HCI Beyond the GUI: Design for Haptic, Speech, Olfactory, and Other Nontraditional Interfaces

Kortum, Philip

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Table of contents
  • Contentsv
  • Prefaceix
  • Contributorsxi
  • Chapter 1: Introduction to the Human Factors of Nontraditional Interfaces1
  • 1.1 Structure of the Book1
  • 1.2 Nontraditional Interfaces3
  • 1.3 Design Principles for Nontraditional Interfaces12
  • 1.4 The Future of Nontraditional Interface Design18
  • References23
  • Chapter 2: Haptic Interfaces25
  • 2.1 Nature of the Interface26
  • 2.2 Technology of the Interface35
  • 2.3 Current Interface Implementations36
  • 2.4 Human Factors Design of the Interface51
  • 2.5 Techniques for Testing the Interface58
  • 2.6 Design Guidelines60
  • 2.7 Case Studies64
  • 2.8 Future Trends64
  • References65
  • Chapter 3: Gesture Interfaces75
  • 3.1 Gestures75
  • 3.2 Technology and Applicability77
  • 3.3 Fundamental Nature of the Interface80
  • 3.4 Human Factors Involved in Interface Design87
  • 3.5 Design Guidelines94
  • 3.6 How to Build and Test a Gesture Vocabulary98
  • 3.7 Case Study102
  • 3.8 Summary102
  • 3.9 Future Trends103
  • References103
  • Chapter 4: Locomotion Interfaces107
  • 4.1 Nature of the Interface111
  • 4.2 Technology of the Interface117
  • 4.3 Current Implementations of the Interface124
  • 4.4 Human Factors of the Interface128
  • 4.5 Techniques for Testing the Interface132
  • 4.6 Design Guidelines137
  • 4.7 Case Study139
  • 4.8 Future Trends141
  • References143
  • Chapter 5: Auditory Interfaces147
  • 5.1 Nature of the Interface150
  • 5.2 Technology of the Interface156
  • 5.3 Current Interface Implementations161
  • 5.4 Human Factors Design of an Auditory Interface167
  • 5.5 Techniques for Testing the Interface177
  • 5.6 Design Guidelines182
  • 5.7 Case Studies187
  • 5.8 Future Trends187
  • References189
  • Chapter 6: Voice User Interfaces197
  • 6.1 Automated Conversation: Human versus Machine198
  • 6.2 Technology of the Interface208
  • 6.3 Current Implementations of the Interface: On the Phone213
  • 6.4 Human Factors Design of the Interface214
  • 6.5 Techniques for Testing the Interface217
  • 6.6 Design Guidelines220
  • 6.7 Case Study224
  • 6.8 Future Trends224
  • References226
  • Chapter 7: Interactive Voice Response Interfaces229
  • 7.1 Nature of the Interface229
  • 7.2 Technology of the Interface231
  • 7.3 Current Implementations of the Interface232
  • 7.4 Human Factors Design of the Interface233
  • 7.5 Techniques for Testing the Interface242
  • 7.6 Design Guidelines265
  • 7.7 Case Study264
  • 7.8 Future Trends264
  • References265
  • Chapter 8: Olfactory Interfaces267
  • 8.1 Nature of the Interface267
  • 8.2 Technology of the Interface269
  • 8.3 Current Implementations of the Interface271
  • 8.4 Human Factors Design of the Interface283
  • 8.5 Interface-Testing Techniques285
  • 8.6 Design Guidelines286
  • 8.7 Case Studies289
  • 8.8 Future Trends289
  • References289
  • Chapter 9: Taste Interfaces291
  • 9.1 Nature of the Interface291
  • 9.2 Technology of the Interface292
  • 9.3 Current Implementations of the Interface293
  • 9.4 Human Factors Design of the Interface297
  • 9.5 Techniques for Testing the Interface302
  • 9.6 Design Guidelines304
  • 9.7 Case Study304
  • 9.8 Future Trends304
  • References305
  • Chapter 10: Small-Screen Interfaces307
  • 10.1 Nature of the Interface307
  • 10.2 Technology of the Interface311
  • 10.3 Current Implementations of the Interface318
  • 10.4 Human Factors Design of the Interface322
  • 10.5 Techniques for Testing the Interface339
  • 10.6 Design Guidelines343
  • 10.7 Case Study351
  • 10.8 Future Trends351
  • References354
  • Chapter 11: Multimode Interfaces: Two or More Interfaces to Accomplish the Same Task359
  • 11.1 Nature of the Interface359
  • 11.2 Technology of the Interface361
  • 11.3 Current Implementations of the Interface363
  • 11.4 Human Factors Design of the Interface369
  • 11.5 Techniques for Testing the Interface377
  • 11.6 Design Guidelines381
  • 11.7 Case Study386
  • 11.8 Future Trends386
  • References388
  • Chapter 12: Multimodal Interfaces: Combining Interfaces to Accomplish a Single Task391
  • 12.1 Nature of the Interface391
  • 12.2 Technology of the Interface394
  • 12.3 Current Implementations of the Interface407
  • 12.4 Human Factors Design of the Interface415
  • 12.5 Techniques for Testing the Interface423
  • 12.6 Design Guidelines426
  • 12.7 Case Studies430
  • 12.8 Future Trends430
  • References432
  • Index445
Book details
  • Vendor Elsevier S & T
  • SKU 9780123740175
  • ISBN-13 9780080558349
  • Author Kortum, Philip
  • Category Computers
  • Subject Human-Computer Interaction

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As technology expands and evolves, one-dimensional, graphical user interface (GUI) design becomes increasingly limiting and simplistic. Designers must meet the challenge of developing new and creative interfaces that adapt to meet human needs and technological trends. HCI Beyond the GUI provides designers with this know how by exploring new ways to reach users that involve all of the human senses. Dr. Kortum gathers contributions from leading human factors designers to present a single reference for professionals, researchers, and students.

• Explores the human factors involved in the design and implementation of the nontraditional interfaces, detailing design strategies, testing methodologies, and implementation techniques
• Provides an invaluable resource for practitioners who design interfaces for children, gamers and users with accessibility needs
• Offers extensive case studies, examples and design guidelines