Defining Domain Specific Transformations in Human-Computer interfaces development

摘要: Early model-based approaches for Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) clearly depicted models and frameworks generating User Interfaces (UI) but considered model transformations as black-boxes. In the 2000's, these were criticized due to poor quality of produced UI. One main reasons this can be easily observed in state art UI transformations: they are heart designers' know-how maintained by a minority specialists. Meanwhile, mainstream design methods have shown growing number heterogeneous stakeholders that collaborate produce modern qualitative We claim must comprehend interact with thus we need make transformation language affordable stakeholders. Indeed, such simplification should hide complexity burden any stakeholder, finally focusing on specific part domain: Domain Specific Language (DSL) or Transformation (DSTL). provide paper method supporting tool systematizing executing DSTL model-driven development. depict framework proof concept implementation an HCI-specific stakeholder: usability expert.