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Model-Driven Instrumentation of Graphical User Interfaces
2009
2009 Second International Conferences on Advances in Computer-Human Interactions
In today's continuously changing markets newly developed products often do not meet the demands and expectations of customers. Research on this problem identified a large gap between developer and user expectations. Approaches to bridge this gap are to provide the developers with better information on product usage and to create a fast feedback cycle that helps tackling usage problems. Therefore, the user interface of the product, the central point of human-computer interaction, has to be
doi:10.1109/achi.2009.16
dblp:conf/achi/FunkHL09
fatcat:4ng6whzun5fhpkq6c7w7b2wnaq