Tracing the evolution of HCI patterns as an interaction design tool |
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Authors: | Ahmed Seffah Mohamed Taleb |
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Affiliation: | 1. Concordia University, HCSE Lab., Montreal, QC, Canada 2. ??cole de technologie sup??rieure (ETS), GELOG Lab. of Software Engineering and IT, University of Quebec, Montreal, QC, Canada
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Abstract: | Design patterns have been introduced as a medium to capture and disseminate the best design knowledge and practices. In the
field of human–computer interaction, practitioners and researchers have explored different avenues to use patterns and pattern
languages as design tools. This paper surveys these avenues—from individual pattern use for solving a specific design problem,
to pattern-oriented design, which guides designers in building a conceptual design by leveraging relationships between patterns.
One of our underlying goals is to investigate how patterns can be used, not only to foster the reuse of proven and valid design
solutions, but also as a central artefact in the process of deriving a design from user experiences and requirements. We will
present our investigations on pattern-based design, and discuss how user experiences can be incorporated in the pattern selection
process through the use of user variables, pattern attributes and associated relationships. |
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