The obvious advantages of prototyping and incremental development for interactive systems lead some people to believe that specifications of such systems are unnecessary or even ha...
Much of the work reported in the first three DSVIS conferences has concentrated on techniques and languages for specifying and developing interactive systems. In this paper, we ar...
Robert E. Fields, Nicholas A. Merriam, Andrew M. D...
Formal modelling, in interactive system design, has received considerably less real use than might have been hoped. Heavy weight formal methods can be expensive to use, with poor c...
Many different task modeling methods exist. In this paper, we discuss 1) ingredients common to most task models, 2) how task modeling relates to the design of user interfaces, and ...
Martijn van Welie, Gerrit C. van der Veer, Anton E...
Abstract. In this paper we argue that using verification in interactive systems development is more than just checking whether the specification of the system has all the required ...
Abstract. Much attention has been paid in HCI to techniques for designing systems that conform to the tasks users wish to carry out. It is often the case that such approaches rely ...
Model-Based User Interface Development Environments (MB-UIDEs) provide a context within which user interface declarative models can be constructed and related, as part of the user...