Interaction patterns for user interface design of large web applications
Joelma Choma, Rodrigo Lucas Barbosa Teixeira, Eduardo Guerra, Tiago Silva da Silva · 2016
In an increasingly competitive market, there is a growing demand for Web applications with good usability, which has challenged developers, interaction designers and web designers to constantly adopt efficient strategies to control and improve the quality of such applications. Faced with these challenges, interaction patterns have been an important artifact to aid practitioners to design user interfaces with good usability. We present three interaction patterns for user interfaces, specially focusing on Web applications that provide a large amount of information. Patterns usually be used to transfer knowledge about the usage requirements and to improve the communication between the development team, resulting in a better satisfaction of users of interactive systems. The proposed interaction patterns define solutions for common problems in user interface design based one of the best-known set of usability heuristics.