3rd International Workshop on
TAsk MOdels and DIAgrams for user interface design
General Information - Program Committee - Organisation - Conference Program - Important Dates - Registration - Conference Venue
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To design user interfaces for interactive computer-based systems, many forms of expression have been used and some new forms are currently being investigated by combining writing, drawing, sketching, gesture, and multimedia interacting capabilities. It is considered fundamental to capture the essence of the users’s tasks to better inform the user interface design process. Many activities in the development life cycle are concerned by the quality of this capture. This workshop is aimed at examining how multiple forms of task expressions can significantly increase or decrease the quality of user interface design as a process.
Scope
We seek high-quality, original papers that address the theory, design, development, evaluation of ideas, tools, techniques, methodologies in (but not limited to) the following areas:
- Allocation of tasks
- Cognitive task models
- Derivation of UI from task: systematic processes and methods
- Diagrams for task representation: textual, graphic, animation, video
- Early requirements for task-based design
- Predictive task models
- Properties of tasks
- Simulation of tasks
- Sketching and gesture-based tools for UI design
- Software engineering models and techniques applied for task-based design: data-flow diagrams, dynamics diagrams, Petri nets, semantic nets, statecharts, static diagrams, state-transition diagrams, UML models,…
- Task analysis
- Task-based design
- Task models: analytic and empirical modeling
- User affordance
- User interfaces for very complex or exceptional tasks
- User-task elicitation
- Visual programming
- Visualization of models involved in UI design process
- Tamodia'2002,
Bucharest, Romania (July 18-19, 2002)
- Tamodia'2003, Creta, Greece (26 June 2003), held in conjunction with HCI International'2003 (session S84)