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Creating effective, efficient and desirable voice enabled web interfaces

Duggan, 2004

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5676095658964247122
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Duggan B
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Proceedings of the 8th ERCIM Workshop User Interfaces for All

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The application of principles and guidelines for interaction design are essential in all human- computer interface modalities. This paper outlines a number of important considerations in building systems that use VoiceXML to generate speech interfaces, accessible over the …
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