User Interface (UI) is that subset of a software system that interacts with the user of the system. Being a software system in itself, UI possesses certain attributes or non-functional requirements (NFRs) such as usability, reliability, simplicity, unambiguity, etc. However, recently, adaptability is emerging as an important characteristic for UI systems. Briefly, adaptability is the ability of...

Undangan pernikahan selama ini menggunakan cara konvensional, dengan kertas. Biaya yang tidak murah, pencetakan undangan membutuhkan waktu lama, dan isu lingkungan dalam penggunaan Perkembangan teknologi revolusi internet begitu cepat memberikan kemudahan bagi kehidupan manusia. Kemunculan berbentuk digital solusi terhadap masalah ada. lagi media desain user interface (UI) experience (UX) penga...

Software designs for use on interactive devices can be specified with models. Model-based languages allow layout specifications of UIs on different levels of abstraction. Specifications of dialogs can for instance be made with statecharts. Languages that allow specifications based on statecharts need to be adapted for use together with UI layout models. UI patterns can be applied to user interf...

This paper presents a dynamic reverse engineering approach to extract User Interface (UI) Patterns from existent Web Applications. Firstly, information related to user interaction is saved, in particular: user actions and parameters; the HTML source pages; and the URLs. Secondly, the collected information is analysed in order to calculate several metrics (e.g., the differences between subsequen...

The Unified Modeling Language (UML) [OMG, Unified Modeling Language Specification, Version 2.0, Technical Report, Object Management Group hhttp://www.omg.org/technology/documents/formal/uml.htmi, 2005] provides system architects working on analysis and design (A&D) with one consistent language for specifying, visualizing, constructing, and documenting the artifacts of software systems, as well ...

There are many different aspects of consistency with regard to cross-platform user interfaces and their design. One of the important factors in using a cross-platform user interface is its navigation capability across platforms. In many instances, it is impossible to provide navigation consistency due to the inherently different nature of the user interfaces (UIs) on different platforms. In thi...

A selection of these reports is available in PostScript form at the Faculty's anonymous ftp-Introduction Both teaching and learning user interface (UI) design is difficult, especially because it is a discipline that has grown by trial-and-error, rather than by theory; there is little theory available on the design of user interfaces. Moreover, UI design theory encompasses both a wide range of a...

User interface design has become increasingly difficult due to the rise of new kinds electronic devices and emergence Internet Things (IoT). Further, user (UI) designers struggle adapt their UIs evolving needs preferences. In order address these issues, we want support end users in designing own interfaces. However, end-user UI represents a major challenge, given that often lack necessary skill...

Currently available Set-Top-Boxes (STBs) are mainly used for digital TV reception. The User Interface (UI) and the UI dialog of such a device usually focus on its technological aspects and to a large degree ignore the needs of the user. The impact is that the user quite often is unsatisfied when interacting with the device. Recent UI design approaches [9][10] are proving that the focus should b...

Most graphical user interface (GUI) libraries forbid accessing UI elements from threads other than the UI event loop thread. Violating this requirement leads to a program crash or an inconsistent UI. Unfortunately, such errors are all too common in GUI programs. We present a polymorphic type and effect system that prevents non-UI threads from accessing UI objects or invoking UI-thread-only meth...