Human-machine interface design

Author: Luo Shijian
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book is suitable for researchers, teachers, graduate students, and advanced undergraduate students in fields such as human-computer interface, industrial design, new media art design, cognitive psychology, and human factors engineering, serving as a textbook or reference. It can also be used as a training manual and reference book for technical personnel engaged in software development, product design, new media art design, and research. The book systematically introduces the new developments and achievements in human-computer interfaces at home and abroad in recent years. It is divided into 6 parts and 14 chapters. Part 1 provides an overview, introducing the definition, origin, development, research content, and future trends of human-computer interfaces. Part 2 covers related disciplines and knowledge, including cognitive psychology, human factors engineering, artistic design, and color design in human-computer interface design. Part 3 discusses hardware human-computer interfaces, covering design styles and humanistic care. Part 4 focuses on software human-computer interfaces, introducing their forms and standards, software human-computer interface design, Internet web interface design, and icon design. Part 5 covers human-computer interface design evaluation and usability testing. Part 6 explores new interaction technologies and prospects, including multi-channel user interfaces, next-generation human-computer interface prospects, and an appendix.