Application of Software Mining to Automatic User Interface Generation
Richard Kennard, Robert Steele · Frontiers in artificial intelligence and applications · 2008
Many software projects spend a significant proportion of their time developing the User interface, so any degree of automation in this area has clear benefits. Research projects to date generally take one of three approaches: interactive graphical specification tools, model-based generation tools, or language-based tools. The first two have proven popular in industry but are labour intensive and error-prone. The third is more automated but has practical problems which limit its usefulness.