A review of graphical user interfaces of OpenSees software framework

Domain Analysis of Graphical User Interfaces of Software Systems

Domain analysis (DA) is the first phase of software systen development. A person who performs DA is called a domain analyst. The task of a domain analyst is to collect information about a domain with the goal of developing a new software system. Usually, this task is manual and time-tedious, because the data have to be manually gathered from different sources such as existing documents, domain ...

A Comprehensive Framework for Testing Graphical User Interfaces

The widespread recognition of the usefulness of graphical user interfaces GUIs has established their importance as critical components of today's software. Although the use of GUIs continues to grow, GUI testing has remained a neglected research area. Since GUIs have c haracteristics that are diierent from those of conventional software, such as user events for input and graphical output, techn...

Framework for Graphical User Interfaces of Geospatial Early Warning Systems

An important component of Early Warning Systems (EWS) for man-made and natural hazards is the command and control unit’s Graphical User Interface (GUI). All relevant information of an EWS is concentrated in this GUI and offered to human operators. However, when designing the GUI, not only the user experience and the GUI’s screens are relevant, but also the frameworks and technologies that the G...

THEMIS: Framework for Automated Testing of Graphical User Interfaces

Securing graphical user interfaces

ion such as a widget set including buttons, menus, and other basic GUI elements. Performing the transformation of each client’s representation to pixels locally enables the GUI server to predict all graphical primitives that are needed for any screen update and, as a consequence, to estimate overall execution times of redrawing jobs in advance of execution. The sequence of graphical primitives ...