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This paper addresses software plasticity, i.e. the ability of interactive systems to adapt to context of use while preserving user-centered properties. In plasticity, a classical approach consists in concentrating design efforts on a set of pre-defined ...

This paper describes EMMA, a context-aware system that investigates plasticity in mobility. EMMA gathers data on a mobile phone, learns key contexts of use, and provides the end-user with User Interface (UI) adaptation when context changes.

Adapting User Interfaces (UI) while in mobility remains challenging as contexts of use identification and changes can obviously not be finely envisioned at design time. However, user's tasks, habits and preferences may be context dependent. As a result, ...

Distributed User Interfaces (DUIs) are those interfaces whose different parts can be distributed in time and space on different monitors, screens, and computing platforms, depending on several parameters expressing the context of use, such as the user, ...

In ubiquitous computing, platforms are no more limited to conventional computers: users interact with interactive spaces made of various and dynamic interaction resources (PC, PDA, phone, smartphone, etc.). In Human-Computer Interaction, plasticity ...

User Interface (UI) plasticity denotes UI adaptation to the context of use (user, platform, physical and social environments) while preserving usability. In this article, we focus on the use of Model-Driven Engineering and demonstrate how the intrinsic ...