Display User Interface (2); Next Generation Natural User Interface, Tobii Eye Tracking; Eye experience

Eye Tracking in Educational Games Environment: Evaluating User Interface Design through Eye Tracking Patterns

Eye tracking research has been commonly used in human computer interaction study. Researcher can collect data on user’s behavior through their eye movement by using eye tracking technique. Many company or individual has taken this technology for overcome usability issues in their website, application as well as games. It is not easy to design and develop educational game application. Many aspec...

User Interface Design in Mobile Educational Applications

Introduction: User interfaces are a crucial factor in ensuring the success of mobile applications. Mobile Educational Applications not only provide flexibility in learning, but also allow learners to learn at any time and any place. The purpose of this article is to investigate the effective factors affecting the design of the user interface in mobile educational applications. Methods: Quantita...

Eye tracking in user experience design

Description: Eye Tracking for User Experience Design explores the many applications of eye tracking to better understand how users view and interact with technology. Ten leading experts in eye tracking discuss how they have taken advantage of this new technology to understand, design, and evaluate user experience. Real -world stories are included from these experts who have used eye tracking du...

Natural user interface hardware

One-year olds can use touch screens—youtube has proof of that. But why—what makes certain interactive devices so “natural” that any child can just pick them up and use them? The key seems to be user interface hardware that only allows for the one thing even 1-year olds can do—point. No windows, no mice, no touch pads, and certainly no distortion. Just space. The resulting systems tend to be won...

Declarative User Interface Generation