Task-Centered User Interface Design
A Practical Introduction
by Clayton Lewis and John Rieman
Copyright ©1993, 1994: Please see the "shareware notice" at the front of the book.
Contents | Foreword |ProcessUsers&Tasks | Design | Inspections | User-testing | Tools | Documentation |

0.1 What's This Book All About?
        0.1.1 Who Should Be Reading the Book?
        0.1.2 What Is the User Interface?
        0.1.3 What Kind of User Interfaces Does This Book Cover?
        0.1.4 Why Focus on Design?
0.2 How to Use This Book
        0.2.1 HyperTopics and Examples
        0.2.2 Exercises
0.3 About Shareware: How to Get and Pay for This Book
        0.3.1 Why Shareware?
        0.3.2 Special Note to Instructors and Students
        0.3.3 Where to Get Up-To-Date Copies
        0.3.4 Corrections and Additions
        0.3.5 Let Us Know What You Think
0.4 About the Authors
0.5 Acknowledgements
0.6 Disclaimers

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0.6 Disclaimers




The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agencies named in the acknowledgments section.




Comments about interfaces used as examples should not be taken as an evaluation of the interfaces as a whole. Every interface has its good and its bad points, and we have simply chosen problems that illustrate our topics.




Wherever trademarks have been used in this book they have been capitalized, to the best of our knowledge.













Copyright © 1993,1994 Lewis & Rieman







Contents | Foreword |ProcessUsers&Tasks | Design | Inspections | User-testing | Tools | Documentation |