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Recognizing creative needs in user interface design

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Src Url	Terry, Mynatt (2002)

Abstract

The creative process requires experimentation, the exploration of variations, and the continual evaluation of one’s progress. While these processes are frequently non-linear and iterative, modern user interfaces do not explicitly support these practices, and instead impose a linear progression through tasks that is a poor fit for creative pursuits. In this paper we use data from three case studies, and draw upon Schön’s theory of reflection-in-action to illustrate specific deficiencies in current user interfaces when used in creative endeavors. We then develop a set of guidelines for user interface design and demonstrate their application in three designs intended to support tasks in the domain of image manipulation.

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Recognizing Creative Needs in User Interface Design

The creative process requires experimentation, the exploration of variations, and the continual evaluation of one’s progress.   [...] these processes are frequently non-linear and iterative [...]

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CreativeProcess

[...] these processes are frequently non-linear and iterative,

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[...] modern user interfaces do not explicitly support these practices, and instead impose a linear progression through tasks that is a poor fit for creative pursuits.

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[...] we use data from three case studies, and draw upon Schön’s theory of reflection-in-action to illustrate specific deficiencies in current user interfaces when used in creative endeavors

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FTag: Terry-Mynatt-2002

APA7: Terry, M., & Mynatt, E. D. (2002). Recognizing creative needs in user interface design. Proceedings of the Fourth Conference on Creativity & Cognition  - C&C ’02, 38–44. https://doi.org/10.1145/581710.581718

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