Indonesian Cultural Preference in Designing User Interface

Cross-Cultural User-Interface Design

Cross-cultural user-interface designers should account for dimensions of cultures, e.g., the cultural anthropologist Hofstede's five dimensions when they conside potential design strategies. Recent publications suggest other deep cultural influences on the way people think, act, and feel, which suggest there may be cultural biases in traditional industry usability precepts.

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...

Designing effective cyber store user interface

Designing Context Sensitive Mobile User Interface

With ubiquitous computing, users access their applications in a wide variety of environments. To cope with various and dynamic execution environments, the adaptive mobile user interface is desired to enhance human-computer interactions. This paper discusses the design of the context sensitive mobile user interface that will enable automatic adaptions to the environment. The challenges of this r...

Designing the Xerox “Star” User Interface

The Star user interface adheres rigorously to a small set of principles designed to make the system seem friendly by simplifying the human-machine interface. Photo 1: A Star work station showing the processor, display, keyboard and mouse. In April 1981, Xerox announced the 8010 Star Information System, a new personal computer designed for offices. Consisting of a processor, a large display, a k...