Team analytics: Understanding teams in the global workplace
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CHI EA 2009
The introduction of a new generation of attractive touch screen-based devices raises many basic usability questions whose answers may influence future design and market direction. With a set of current mobile devices, we conducted three experiments focusing on one of the most basic interaction actions on touch screens: The operation of soft buttons. Issues investigated in this set of experiments include: A comparison of soft button and hard button performance; the impact of audio and vibrato-tactile feedback; the impact of different types of touch sensors on use. behavior, and performance; a quantitative comparison of finger and stylus operation; and an assessment of the impact of soft button sizes below the traditional 22 mm recommendation as well as below finger width. Copyright 2009 ACM.
Jan H. Pieper, Julia Grace, et al.
CHI EA 2009
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PACM HCI
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DCOSS-IoT 2025
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IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, Part B: Cybernetics