Titlebook: Domain Knowledge for Interactive System Design; Alaistair Sutcliffe,David Benyon,Frans Assche (Ind Book 1996 IFIP International Federation

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Reasoning about domain knowledge and user actions for interactive systems developmentcs can be used to formally deduce action concepts at system development time when only incomplete conceptual descriptions of manipulated domain objects are known. We will discuss how types of parameters and values of application functions will be constrained by concepts for user actions which are ei

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Domain specific evaluation during the design of human-computer interfaces a user interface that is “optimal” for the skilled end-user. There is a need for a evaluation method that identifies both general and domain specific usability problems, identifies usability problems concerning both efficiency in daily use and ease of learning, can be included early in the user cen

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Integrating Domain and Worksystem models: an illustration from Air Traffic Managementmodel of the rATM worksystem are presented. The separation of domain and worksystem enables a designer to distinguish: (1) the work (performed by a worksystem), represented by a domain model, from (2) the behaviour of a worksystem (observed in carrying out the work), represented by a worksystem mode

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