User Interface Design---Effective Human-Computer Interaction Strategies (Fourth Edition)

Author: (USA) Schneiderman
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Publish Date: 2006-01-09
Features: This book adapts to the rapid development of the internet and various mobile devices, consistently using the design of web, desktop, and mobile devices as the main focus of introduction based on the third edition. The new design examples involve e-commerce, online communities, e-government, image management, shopping, transportation, games, and mobile phones, with fresh and practical selections that align with current applications. It further emphasizes the development goal of universal applicability. At the same time, the author has substantially revised the guidelines, principles, and theories to reflect new thinking methods. In summary, the fourth edition comprehensively introduces new and authoritative dynamic information on human-computer interaction, representing the mainstream development trend of human-computer interaction literature. This book is aimed at a very broad readership, including those with backgrounds in computer science, psychology, library management, business and information systems, educational methods, media studies, human factors engineering, human engineering, or industrial engineering, who are engaged in human-computer interaction research and can benefit from this book. ... This book adapts to the rapid development of the internet and various mobile devices, consistently using the design of web, desktop, and mobile devices as the main focus of introduction based on the third edition. The new design examples involve e-commerce, online communities, e-government, image management, shopping, transportation, games, and mobile phones, with fresh and practical selections that align with current applications. It further emphasizes the development goal of universal applicability. At the same time, the author has substantially revised the guidelines, principles, and theories to reflect new thinking methods. In summary, the fourth edition comprehensively introduces new and authoritative dynamic information on human-computer interaction, representing the mainstream development trend of human-computer interaction literature.