Object-oriented Specification and Design of User-interfaces
Andrew Hussey · 1997
The specifier of a user-interface describes user-perceivable functions and information organisation in an implementation-independent way. The designer is concerned with both the presentation and software structure of the user-interface. The path from specification to software design can be assisted by design patterns. In this paper I examine techniques for specifying and designing both the presentation and software aspects of user-interfaces. I outline my research strategy for creating a specification and design framework for user-interface development.