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27 May 2024
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Abstract
Keywords:
Introduction
- Human computer Interaction
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In this section we will able to:
- How designing the system serve users.
- System is used from different users.
- Apresentable Design in the system
- Provide help in the system.
Introduction
How Designing the System Serve Users
System is Used from Different Users
- describe the basic principles of designing for accessibility between user .
- Explain the accessibility requirements for the system for all users.
- describe the invironment that the system is working under it ,such as operating system ,some programe working in windowes,linux, unix etc.
- programe can be acceble for varity of user, the application must design for every user ,like the employee in the bank ,the design is different than the design application in hospital so we can say ,the accessibility role that are provide in the system can help any user on different fields of workm.
Apresentable Design in the System
- Flexibility on use of the system
- The place of input method on the form application and the command button can perfom this process.
- the place of output method on the form application and the command button can perform this process
- Consistency of the appearance of the application form of the system.
- Compatibility betwwn all parts of the system and functions.
Provide Help in the System
Human Computer Interaction
- In this section we will describe the human computer interaction with users deeply ,We will talk about designing the application form and how to specify the user Environment and other points.
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In this section we will able to :
- Designing the application form for the users .
- How we can create an User Interface Design to interact the users with the system.
- Accessibility aid.
- How we can Specify a user Environment
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We will describe some problem like :
- Functions of User Process inside the systems
- How to sure about User Interface Design
Designing the Application Form for the Users
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- Instructions for User Interface Design:
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- instructions
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- Some questions when designing application:
Accessibility Aid
- Applications must be compatible with specific system components color, size, font, sound, and input settings. This instructions provides a user interface between all applications on the user’s system.
- Applications must provide keyboard access to all features of the system. Such as we must put some shortcut key in the menu for example (to exit out from the system program).
How We Can Specify a User Environment
How to Sure about User Interface Design
Functions of User Process Inside the Systems
- Provide mechanism between user interface and the main function that working inside the system.
- The all function working inside the system. every function do different action without any effects on the user interface
- We can introduce many visual effects on the user interface without effect about the user interface design.
- Each function or method performs a specific action in the user process to understanding from the user of application.
- We should create the main design of user interface that are related with user process such as when user want input some data on the form of business application. [2] this points from the book that I referred it
Conclusion
- From this research I can have a good knowledge about human computer interaction and interface , Like how is important to design our forms through system a how we can serve users with it.
Conclusion
References
- Human-Computer Interaction: Interact ‘99, Edit by Angela sasse and chris jhonson
- Human-Computer Interaction: Theory and Practice, edit by Julie Jacko. Constantine stephanidis
- Engineering for Human-Computer Interaction, Murray reed little Laurence Nigay


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