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In CHI '91: Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems (1991), pp. 1-6.

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  • Identification: What is this?
  • Transition: Where have I come from and gone to?
  • Orientation: Where am I?
  • Choice: What can I do now?
  • Demonstration: What can I do with this?
  • Explanation: How do I do this?
  • Feedback: What is happening?
  • History: What have I done?
  • Interpretation: Why did that happen?

- Guidance: What should I do now?


Conducted user centered iteration of icons; compared static and animated in a summative eval

issues:

  • mouse overlapping animation (not a real problem based on eval)
  • experts didn't see an animation (probably not a real problem! -scaffolding
  • confusion between selection and animation
  • people expected animations to be interactive (e.g. selecting a tool mode)
hcii-cs-mini (public note) - 2007-02-27 02:15:47

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