Topic: menus for a UserInterface
Group: testing and evaluating user interfaces
Topic: selecting with a mouse
Topic: gestural interfaces and marker menus
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Reference
Accot, J., Zhai, S.,
"More than dotting the i's -- Foundations for crossing-based interfaces",
Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computer Systems, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, April 2002,
CHI Letters, 4, 1, pp. 73-80.
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Quotations
74 ;;Quote: Apple menu bar at top of screen has infinite height; 4-10x faster than Windows menu bar on line 2
| 74 ;;Quote: comparison of constrained pointing tasks and goal-crossing tasks for speed and accuracy
| 75 ;;Quote: fastest was orthogonal pointing and continuous orthogonal crossing; slowest was continuous collinear crossing
| 75+;;Quote: movement time for pointing and goal crossing by the target-distance to target-width ratio
| 76 ;;Quote: discrete orthogonal pointing had the lowest error rate, 2.5%; others similar to Fitts' collinear pointing, 7.6%; target distance and width was significant
| 77 ;;Quote: orthogonal pointing was 10% faster than collinear pointing
| 77+;;Quote: when practical for crossing, use orthogonal goals to the movement direction
| 78 ;;Quote: the Macintosh menu bar is about twice as fast as the Windows task bar; widgets on the border should extend to infinity
| 79 ;;Quote: goal crossing may be better than pointing; continuous action; bi-directional; double crossing; multiple selection; like gesturing
| 79 ;;Quote: goal crossing may work better for elderly users who have difficulty pointing and double clicking
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Topic: menus for a UserInterface (31 items)
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