@inproceedings{d0cd7fcbff2046d9925b72603ac1c36d,
title = "Quantitative measures for evaluating human-computer interfaces",
abstract = "There are currently four different views on human computer interaction in measuring interactive qualities: (1) the interaction-oriented view, (2) the user-oriented view, (3) the product-oriented view and (4) the formal view. Two different possibilities of measurement within the product-oriented view are introduced. Different types of user interfaces can be described and differentiated by the concept of `interaction points'. Regarding the interactive semantic of `functional interaction points' (FIPs), four different types of FIPs must be discriminated. Based on the concept of FIPs, the dimensions `[visual] feedback' and `interactive directness' can be quantified",
author = "G.W.M. Rauterberg",
year = "1993",
language = "English",
isbn = "044489540X",
series = "Advances in Human Factors/Ergonomics",
publisher = "Elsevier",
pages = "612--617",
editor = "G. Salvendy and M.J. Smith",
booktitle = "Human-computer interaction (HCI international) : proceedings of the 5th international conference, Orlando, Florida, August 8-13, 1993",
address = "Netherlands",
}