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    There is no single best method of interaction that is universally superior to all others. The appropriate interaction method depends on the specific application and user needs. The document discussed five main methods: 1. Command language - good for power users but has a steep learning curve. 2. Menu-based - very intuitive and easy to use but can become cluttered. 3. Form-filled - effective for input/output of structured data but not flexible. 4. Object/icon-based - intuitive for visual tasks but not suited to all applications. 5. Natural language - would be most natural for users but current technology has limitations. The best approach is usually to combine methods - for example using menus,

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    There is no single best method of interaction that is universally superior to all others. The appropriate interaction method depends on the specific application and user needs. The document discussed five main methods: 1. Command language - good for power users but has a steep learning curve. 2. Menu-based - very intuitive and easy to use but can become cluttered. 3. Form-filled - effective for input/output of structured data but not flexible. 4. Object/icon-based - intuitive for visual tasks but not suited to all applications. 5. Natural language - would be most natural for users but current technology has limitations. The best approach is usually to combine methods - for example using menus,

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    DESIGNING INTERFACE

    PRESENTED BY : BHUWAN RAJ PANDEY


    ROLL NO : 26
    BCA 3RD SEMESTER
    AGENDAS
    • Introduction to Interfaces
    • Measures of Usability
    • Characteristics for consideration when designing forms and reports
    • Designing Interfaces and Dialogues
    • Methods of Interacting
    • Command Language Interaction
    • MENU Interaction
    • Form Interaction
    • Object-Based Interaction
    • Natural Langauage Interaction
    INTRODUCTION TO

    INTERFACES
    MEASURES OF

    USABILITY
    CHARACTERISTICS FOR
    CONSIDERATION WHEN
    DESIGNING FORMS AND
    REPORTS
    METHODS OF
    INTERACTING
    METHODS OF INTERACTING

    Command Language Interaction

    MENU Interaction

    Form Interaction

    Object-Based Interaction

    Natural Langauage Interaction


    Command Language Interaction

    • Write More operation on the system


    • Remember command syntax and semantics.
    • Example: $ touch Bhuwan.txt
    • Substantial burden on the user to remember
    names, syntax, and operations.
    MENU Interaction

    • A menu is simply alist of options.


    • Widely Used because of Simplicity.
    There are two common methods for positioning menus.

    Pop-up menu Drop-down menu


    A menu-positioning method that places A menu-positioning method that places the
    a menu near the current cursor position. access point of the menu near the top line
    of the display; when accessed, menus open
    by dropping down onto the display.
    SINGLE MENU
    LINEAR SEQUENTIAL MENU
    MULTILEVEL TREE MENU
    MULTILEVEL TREE MENU WITH MULTIPLE
    PARENTS
    MULTILEVEL TREE MENU WITH MULTIPLE
    PARENTS AND MULTILEVEL TRAVERSAL
    FORM Interaction

    • A highly intuitive human–computer interaction


    method
    • To allow users to fill in the blanks when working
    with a system.
    • Form interaction is effective for both the input
    and presentation of information.
    OBJECT BASED INTERACTION

    • A human–computer interaction method in


    which symbols are used to represent
    commands or functions.
    • Users select operations by pointing to the
    appropriate icon with some type of pointing
    device.
    Natural Langauage Interaction

    • One branch of artificial intelligence


    research studies techniques
    • Presently, Natural language
    interaction is not as viable an
    interaction style as the other methods
    presented.
    Thank you
    -Quick Question-

    Describe five method on interaction


    with a system. Is one method better
    than all others? Why or Why not?

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