Touch screen user interfaces for older adults: button size and spacing
作者： Zhao Xia Jin , Tom Plocher , Liana Kiff
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-73279-2_104
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摘要: This study investigated the optimal button size and spacing for touch screen user interfaces intended use by older adults. Current recommendations in literature are aimed at general audiences fail to consider specific needs of Three independent variables, size, spacing, manual dexterity were studied two experiments that measured reaction time, accuracy preferences. Design adults stated based on these experiments. The paper also discusses role designing appropriate
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