Discuss the usages of the conversational activity of building a conceptual model.
State a few types of interaction styles available to support the interaction mode when a
conceptual model is developed.
Why direct manipulation in interaction type is commonly apply in interaction design?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of command line interface?
Discuss the components in GUI.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of using multimedia interface for interaction?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of using virtual reality interface for interaction?
What is haptic interface?
Why we apply metaphor in interaction design?
What is task analysis?
What are the approaches to perform task descriptions?
What are the limitations of both scenarios and traditional use cases.
What is DECIDE framework for evaluation.
List the types of data collection approaches.
List the types of evaluation
Ask user, modeling, observation, testing
What is heuristic walkthrough for evaluation?
Explain the process of cognitive walkthrough.
Can you answer this questions in short answer?i need it very immediately
thank you
.
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