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Some of the ideas aiming to maintain continuity in the Fenfire user |
Some of the ideas aiming to maintain continuity in the Fenfire user |
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interface (such as focus-context) have been proved to be efficient by |
interface (such as focus-context) have been proved to be efficient by |
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interviews can be used to collect the personal opinions of the |
interviews can be used to collect the personal opinions of the |
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participants about the tested idea. |
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Finally, we will carry usability tests on a simulated interface, in which |
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several ideas are implemented simultaneously. The users will be observed |
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in realistic use situations. Behavioral data will be gathered in verbal |
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The goals in this area are the development of the mathematical framework |
The goals in this area are the development of the mathematical framework |
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Unique background textures |
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