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A high-level user interface management system

Published: 01 March 1989 Publication History

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A high-level UIMS which automatically generates the lexical and syntactic design of graphical user interfaces is presented. The interfaces generated by the UIMS can easily and rapidly be refined by the designer by using highly interactive and graphical facilities. The UIMS accepts a high-level description of the semantic commands supported by the application, a description of the implementation device, and optionally, the end user's preferences. Based on these inputs the UIMS generates graphical user interfaces in which the commands are selected from menus and command arguments are provided through interaction with graphical interaction techniques.

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CHI '89: Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
March 1989
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DOI:10.1145/67449
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