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Human Computar Interaction[edit]

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Introduction: User interface; Human–computer interaction; Human-centered computing; Human-centred system; Human reliability; Computer user satisfaction; Human factors and ergonomics; Outline of ergonomics; End-user; Information
Cognition & Psicology: Action research; Human processor model; Cognitive ergonomics; Cognitive complexity; Activity-centered design; Aesthetics; Safety; Cognitive walkthrough; Comfort; Chunking (psychology); Applied behavior analysis; Mental model; Learning curve; Experience
Design Techniques: Design; Participatory design; Design thinking; Interaction design; Empathic design; Needs analysis; Contextual design; User analysis; User interface design; Use case; User-centered design
Topics: Contextual inquiry; Direct Instruction; Job analysis; Kansei engineering; Maynard Operation Sequence Technique; Methods-time measurement; Performance management; Persona (user experience); Predetermined motion time system; Presentation program; Programmed instruction
Correlacionados: Business process mapping; Requirements analysis; Systems analysis
Evaluation: Software testing; Component-based usability testing; Comparison of usability evaluation methods; Retrospective think aloud; Software inspection; Partial concurrent thinking aloud; Heuristic evaluation; Usability testing; Work sampling; Meta-analysis; Pluralistic walkthrough; Protocol analysis; Usability inspection; Focus group; Think aloud protocol
Task Analysis: Task analysis; GOMS; CMN-GOMS; CPM-GOMS; NGOMSL; Keystroke-level model; Fitts's law; Steering law
Prototypes: Iterative design; Paper prototyping; Cardboard modeling; Prototype; Website wireframe; Proof of concept; Storyboard; Software prototyping; List of human–computer interaction topics; Wizard of Oz experiment; Mockup; Rapid prototyping; Interview; Interaction technique; Point and click; Pointing device gesture; Computer keyboard; Button (computing); Hands-free computing; Input device; Game controller; Paddle (game controller); Gamepad; Digital camera; Pointer (graphical user interfaces); Scenario (computing); Desktop environment; Web design; Mouse (computing); Activity theory; CREAM; ConcurTaskTrees; Principles of user interface design; Usability lab; Drag and drop; Window manager; Human–computer information retrieval; User experience design; Bodystorming; Brainstorming; Pictive; Hick's law; Ethnography; Context menu; Command (computing); Business object; Pen computing; Handwriting recognition; Tangible user interface; Interface metaphor; Affordance; Information visualization; Gulf of evaluation; Accessibility; Adaptive autonomy; Banner blindness; Gender HCI; Gulf of execution; Habituation; Human action cycle; Principle of least astonishment; Computer accessibility; Usability; Usability engineering; Progressive disclosure; Sonic interaction design; Attentive user interface; Object-oriented user interface; Natural language user interface; Information overload; Assistive technology
Devices & Interfaces: Graphical user interface elements; Archy; Chorded keyboard; Wii Remote; Pointing device; Zooming user interface; Crossing-based interface; Joystick; Keyer; IBM LPFK; Cut, copy, and paste; Computer icon; Kinect; Brushing and linking; Command-line interface; Pointing stick; Multiple document interface; GUI widget; Modality (human–computer interaction); Pie menu; Usage-centered design; Graphical user interface; Model of hierarchical complexity; WIMP (computing); Single document interface; Tab (GUI); Alpha compositing; 10-foot user interface; Gesture recognition; Pixel; WYSIWYG; Command prompt; Post-WIMP; Touch user interface; Switch access; Web hosting control panel; History of the graphical user interface; Transparency (human–computer interaction); Virtual artifact; Look and feel; Physiological interaction; Kinetic user interface; Human interface device; Natural user interface; Mode (computer interface); User assistance; Desktop metaphor; Task-focused interface; Touchscreen; Output device; Stylus; Virtual user interface