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Total cards: 13•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Graphical User Interface

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• Easier to learn for a novice user • More intuitive to use • Similar to othr packages which user may be familiar with • Help/Tutorial • Can Customise desktop • Onscreen keyboard • May lack advanced features

#2
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Command Line Interface

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• Allows unusal commands, not available on GUI • Runs quicker than a GUI • Efficient for experienced user • May take a novice a long time to learn

#3
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Forms Dialogue

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• Cursor may move automatically tot he next input field • Intuative to fill in • Allows changes to be made while screen is still visible • May include inbuilt validation, only certain entries are allowed

#4
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Natural Languages Interface

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• Speech and linguistics are used to interact and control a software • Doesnt require a keyboard or remote control • No training required • Hands free • Faster than typing • Very complex processing needed • Slang • Noisy environment • Could be a security risk

#5
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Natural User Interface

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Relies on intuitive actions related to natural everyday human behaviour - Touch screens - Gesture recognision - Speech recognision

#6
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Immersive Interface

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Places one or more of the users senceds into a computer generated virtual environment • VR • Force Feedback • 3D Sound

#7
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Catering for Disabled Users

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• Speech recognision • Head/Eye movement • Screen Reader • Foot Controlled keyboard • Oversized keyboard • Adapted screen output • Head Stalk • Braile Overlay/ Printer

#8
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Design Review

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• Checking the correspondence between the actual design and its obvectives • Confirm that the most appropriate techniques have been used • Confirmt hat the HCI is appropriate

#9
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Requirements

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evaluate the solution against the original requirements, all requirements should be met for a solution to be successful

#10
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Cost

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Evaluate the solution against cost which include financial costs, human costs and resource costs. Solution must not exceed an negotiated costs.

#11
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Robustness

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evaluate the solutions against its test results. A solution should use error trapping and validation methods to be successfully rebust and reduce the chance of system errors and failures

#12
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Usability

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evaulate the solution against the ease of sue for the end user. Solution should use an intuative user interface suitble for the end user

#13
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Performance

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Evaluate the performace of the solution, should be fully optimised to reduce memory suage. Solution should complete specific task within a given time frame to be successful