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Adaptive Design for Web Environments

Adaptive Design for Web Environments. Sarah Horton Dartmouth College Patrick J. Lynch Yale University. Universal Usability and Adaptive Design. Enabling all citizens to succeed in using information and communication technologies to support their tasks —Ben Shneiderman

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Adaptive Design for Web Environments

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  1. Adaptive Design for Web Environments Sarah HortonDartmouth College Patrick J. LynchYale University

  2. Universal Usability and Adaptive Design • Enabling all citizens to succeed in using information and communication technologies to support their tasks—Ben Shneiderman • A universal design approach to web usability

  3. Equitable Use The design is useful and marketable to people with diverse abilities

  4. Equitable Use • Provide the same means of use for all users: identical whenever possible; equivalent when not

  5. Adaptive Design “One web” Source documents that adapt to multiple contexts

  6. Whither Adaptation? • On the server • On the client • By the designer • By the user

  7. Topic for Discussion Document Design Design for Search Visual Design Roles

  8. Document Design The beauty of the web is in the markup

  9. Similarity • Elements that are similar are perceived as related

  10. Similarity

  11. Proximity • Elements that are close together are perceived as related

  12. Proximity

  13. Uniform Connectedness • Elements that are connected by uniform visual properties are perceived as related

  14. Uniform Connectedness

  15. Document Design, Print, and Mobile • Most authors do not make use of adaptive design • Leave adaptation to the client and the server • Need to anticipate and design for adaptation

  16. Considerations • Structural markup • Document order (linearization) • Selective display • Text-based information • Bandwidth • Simplicity

  17. Roles Meeting user expectations Increasing user responsibilities

  18. Discussion What is the role of the designer in an adaptive web environment? What is the role of the user?

  19. sarah.horton@dartmouth.edu www.dartmouth.edu/~shorton patrick.lynch@yale.edu patricklynch.net

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