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Critical issues in user interface systems engineering

by David Benyon

User Interface Systems Engineering (UISE) is an important new approach to user interface design which aims to bridge the gap between the user interface and the underlying software system. Instead of regarding the design and the building of a system as two separate operations it combines them, striking a balance between the need for a system which is easy to use and one which is efficient and reliable. This volume provides a comprehensive, critical evaluation of UISE. Based on contributions from leading researchers and practitioners: it examines issues which are relevant to a wide range of...

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