Territories and distributed HCI
Anne-Marie Déry-Pinna, Sophie Lepreux, Alain Giboin, Philippe Renevier-Gonin · 2019
The multitude of different interaction devices and the importance of their spread alongside various people allow to propose distributed interfaces (or interactions). Territoriality rules have to be applied in order to ensure the adequation of information position and their access constraints (personal, private, etc.). The navigability between different interfaces has to be assured. In this article, we report an application of the territoriality rules to the design of four distributed games, allowing us to refine a design method based on these rules.