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1 Welcome! Lecture 1: Interfaces & Users About me Dario Salvucci, Associate Professor, CS Office: University Crossings 142 Office hours: Thursday 11-12, or for appt. About this course Syllabus, timeline, & resources on-line... CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 1 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 2 Who / what / where / when / why / how Prerequisites Lectures Readings Assignments Exams Grading Communication Policies Questions? What s a Graphical User Interface? In the narrow sense... a graphical information channel between a user and computer system/application e.g., most Windows & Mac applications any interface with buttons, menus, etc ( widgets ) In the broader sense... ATMs, cell phones, navigation devices, etc. GUIs don t have to have standard widgets! GUIs don t have to be on your desktop! This course focuses on the first group, but we ll keep the second group in mind CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 3 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 4 Page 1
2 Why GUIs? Can present a lot of information in small area but still maintain readability Can present different types of information (e.g., pictures, animations) Can store functions on-screen without forcing user to remember them Can provide direct-manipulation interfaces with various input The GUI Life Cycle Prototype Evaluate CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 5 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 6 Focus of this course To set the stage... CS 337: Psych HCI Prototype Evaluate Prototype Evaluate CS 338: GUI Prototype Evaluate Some problems with GUIs today: software is rude e.g., inappropriate or derogatory error messages software makes unwarranted assumptions e.g., assumes user knows underlying mechanisms, such as saving to a hard drive software is obscure Use passive mode on FTP proxy? software exhibits inappropriate behavior open Word document, print it, close it Save? CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 7 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 8 Page 2
3 To set the stage... Why do we have these problems? we have a conflict of interest for whom exactly are we developing the system? we lack a process how can we think like engineers to evaluate user needs and develop appropriate, usable systems? one simple, common, but not-so-good process: Research (market, technical) (graphic, interaction) To set the stage... But most importantly... we re ignorant about users! Assembler code 0.01% C++ code 0.1% Program (any language) 1% Linux 15% Usability User Population MS Windows 70% Television 98% Thanks to Scott York U for this graph! CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 9 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 10 Developing GUI (or any) software Multidisciplinary nature of GUI & HCI Cooper s 5-component process: Research users & the domain Modeling users & use contexts Requirements user, business, & technical needs Framework structure & flow Refinement of behavior, form, context Human side: cognitive psychology ergonomics and human factors sociology linguistics communication theory social and organizational psychology graphic and industrial design Thanks to Scott York U for the next 2 slides!! CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 11 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 12 Page 3
4 Multidisciplinary nature of GUI & HCI Machine side: computer science engineering computer graphics operating systems programming languages software engineering development environments artificial intelligence Users, users, users Today we ll focus on the human side. Soon we ll deal with the machine side. How can we possibly deal with all the complexity of the human side of GUIs? one short answer: It s hard. one long answer: See CS 337. our short answer: KEEP THE USER IN MIND! CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 13 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 14 Users at a lower level Users embody all aspects of being human Being human means having limitations: visual attention (e.g., noticing animation) visual processes (e.g., reading a word) motor processes (e.g., mouse movement) cognitive processes (e.g., memory) Users at a higher level Users have goals in using our GUIs User-centered design involves... goals: what is the user trying to accomplish? needs: what does the user need to do this? user constraints: what can/can t the user do? task constraints: what can/can t be done? and other things to consider CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 15 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 16 Page 4
5 Example: Web site design Jakob Nielsen's Top Ten Mistakes in Web 1. Using Frames 2. Gratuitous Use of Bleeding-Edge Technology 3. Scrolling Text, Marquees, and Constantly Running Animations 4. Complex URLs 5. Orphan Pages 6. Long Scrolling Pages 7. Lack of Navigation Support 8. Non-Standard Link Colors 9. Outdated Information 10. Overly Long Download Times Is good design really this easy? These are really just heuristics that keep the user in mind! Research Question of the Day When people surf the web, they have goals. the goals might be very specific e.g., find a paper the goals might be very general e.g., find a cool news article or on-line game For typical web browsing, what are users goals and how common are these goals? CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 17 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 18 Research Question of the Day Byrne et al. (1999) created a taskonomy of web browsing take users from a diverse population observe them in a natural environment analyze their verbal protocols & extract goals And at the same time... perform a task analysis of web browsing create categories & subcategories of goals e.g., locate word, image, something interesting... Research Question of the Day Byrne et al. (1999) defined 6 tasks: use information: read, listen, view, download,... locate: visual search go to: display a new URL provide information: username, address,... configure: change state of browser react: respond to browser-initiated events Byrne, M. D., John, B. E., Wehrle, N. S., & Crow, D. C. (1999). The tangled web we wove: A taskonomy of WWW use. Human Factors in Computing Systems: Proceedings of CHI 99, Reading, MA: Addison Wesley. CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 19 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 20 Page 5
6 Research Question of the Day Research Question of the Day CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 21 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 22 Optimizing for intermediates Cooper uses a bell curve argument: Most users are neither beginners nor experts; they are intermediates. He thus argues that we should optimize for intermediates beginner intermediate expert Is this always the case? for what systems does this make sense? for what systems doesn t this make sense? Dealing with beginners, experts Let s not forget the others! Beginners need... straightforward mental model good, concise topical help (need not be long!) Experts need... lots o shortcuts directed, specific, unintrusive help CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 23 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 24 Page 6
7 Personas One system won t make everyone happy Alesandro s goals Go fast Have fun Marge s goals Be safe Be comfortable Dale s goals Haul big loads Be reliable??? Personas How do we develop personas? Research. user interviews subject-matter experts market research surveys etc. End production: Each persona represents a class of users in context persona is not an average person, but an exemplar or canonical person with an associated range of behaviors CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 25 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 26 Exercise: CS Web Site Check out the web site on the next page What s your gut reaction? yikes, ugly yikes, cool just fine yawn Ok, that s out of your system. Now let s think about our users... CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 27 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 28 Page 7
8 Exercise: CS Web Site What are some personas for the CS Web? CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 29 CS 338: Graphical User Interfaces. Dario Salvucci, Drexel University. 30 Page 8
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