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An Investigation Of The Correlation Between Mental Workload And Web User’S Interaction, Joaquim Filipe Romero
An Investigation Of The Correlation Between Mental Workload And Web User’S Interaction, Joaquim Filipe Romero
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Mental Workload, a psychological concept, was identified as being linked with task’s and system’s performance. In the context of Human-Computer Interaction, recent research has identified Mental Workload as an important measure in the designing and evaluation of web interfaces, and as an additional and supplemental insight to typical usability evaluation methods. Simultaneously, web logs containing data related to web users’ interaction (e.g. scrolling; mouse clicks) have been proved useful in evaluating the usability of web sites by analysing the data tracked for hundreds of users. In order to study if the potential of logs of user interaction can be applied …
Evaluating The Effectiveness Of The Gestalt Principles Of Perceptual Observation For Virtual Reality User Interface Design, William Macnamara
Evaluating The Effectiveness Of The Gestalt Principles Of Perceptual Observation For Virtual Reality User Interface Design, William Macnamara
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There is a lot of interest and excitement surrounding the areas of Virtual Reality and Head-Mounted Displays with the recent releases of devices such as the Oculus Rift, Sony PSVR and the HTC Vive. While much of the focus for these devices has been related to sectors of the entertainment industries, namely the cinema and video game industries, there are many more practical applications for these technologies, with potential benefits in educational, training/simulation, therapeutic and modelling/design software. Developing a set of reliable guidelines for Virtual Reality User Interface Design could play a crucial role in whether the medium successfully integrates …