Inhaltsverzeichnis
Single vs. Multiple Tangibles
Tasks of a tangible user interface built for a multi-touch-table are examined in reply to the question wether users prefer one single tangible with dynamic functionality or multiple specific tangibles.
Members: Matthias Schenk, Fabian Zürcher
Keywords: WIP, user study, tangibles, single, multiple
Goals
Tangible User Interfaces use specific physical forms to represent and manipulate data in a system. Although the performance between classical GUIs and tangible UIs has been evaluated in the available literature, the actual design of graspable UIs needs further research.
Within this study we want to evaluate wether users prefer one single tangible with dynamic functionality or multiple specific tangibles.
Updates
Use case comparison implementation adjustments (2019-01-08)
In this blog entry we compare our two main use cases sorting pictures and literature review for the study as well as the new implementation adjustments. (more...)
Use cases and implementation considerations (2018-12-12)
In this blog entry we have a look at possible use cases for the study as well as the technical approach. (more...)
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