Human-Computer Interaction and User Interfaces slides
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This page gathers over 30 user-made slide sets on Human-Computer Interaction and User Interfaces, covering usability, screen cues and errors. They support university students and professional candidates, school students and teachers practising or teaching interface design. The resources span school and university levels and come from more than 20 users. Explore the slides to find a topic to study.
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- History of User Interfaces64
- Types of User Interfaces149
- Cognition and Mental Models48
- Emotional and Social Interaction21
- User-Centered Design and Research39
- Interaction Design Process and Prototyping75
- UI vs UX8
- Interface Design Principles and Accessibility42
- Interface Architecture and Components15
- Java GUI Development7
- Usability Evaluation and Testing43
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These slide sets look at interfaces from several angles. User Interface introduces concerns such as speed of response and ease of use. Other slides consider how people notice cues on objects, scan screens, process information in chunks and make errors.
For an introduction to interface concerns, start with User Interface. Then look at the slides on screen scanning or object cues to connect those concerns with how people use a design. Usability Guidelines offers another place to explore the topic.
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Work through one slide set at a time and write a short summary of its main points. Compare the slides on conceptual models with those on mental models to review the distinction between them. When you want to check your recall or see ideas arranged differently, move to a quiz or mind map on the unit page.
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Which slide set is a good place to start?
Start with User Interface for an introduction to concerns such as ease of use and speed of response. If you are already familiar with those ideas, the slides on object cues or screen scanning offer a more focused way to explore how people interact with designs.
What topics do the slides cover?
The page includes slide sets on usability, conceptual and mental models, attention, memory and errors. Some focus on how people process information or find cues in objects. How People Feel looks at emotions, moods and attitudes, giving you another perspective to explore.
Are the slide sets free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes, and save your quiz scores. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.