Titlebook: HCI Design Knowledge; Critique, Challenge, John Long,Steve Cummaford,Adam Stork Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93024-9her directly or indirectly, but in both cases explicitly. Some examples are taken from the two case studies of HCI-EDP acquisition, summarised in Chapter 9 and reported in full in the companion volume (Long et al., 2022, in press). Other examples are presented in contrast. All examples, as best-prac

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Grundlagen der Festigkeitslehre,ples, as currently formulated, are distinguished from HCI-EDPs. HCI principles are exemplified. Some examples, as best-practice, are applied in the two case studies of HCI-EDP acquisition, summarised in Chapter 9 and reported in full in the companion volume (Long et al., 2022, in press). Other examp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-96744-2g and control and business-to-consumer electronic commerce. Each case study is summarised here in sufficient detail to support the claim of HCI-EDPs to be one possible way forward for HCI design knowledge. The final chapter assesses the claim. It also identifies the research required to make the ini

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Relative Bewegung eines materiellen Punktesf principles, rules, and heuristics might meet the challenge of more effective support for HCI design practice. However, the primary aim is to summarise progress and the associated carry forward, which claims to have been made towards the acquisition of HCI-EDPs. The common, and so general, progress

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HCI Designer systems, as desired. These HCI practices apply HCI design knowledge, acquired by HCI research, to support HCI design. The latter is conceived as the general problem of the HCI discipline for the purpose of acquiring initial HCIEDPs. The latter are summarised in Chapter 9 and reported fully in the

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