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icon

daemonic posture software, in, 112

desktop, 458

imagery, 234, 339, 382

list control, utilization in, 346

menu, utilization in, 377-378

recognition of image, 382-383

size, 235, 458

title bar, 458

visual design, 234, 235, 458

window, iconized, 331

Identity box, 460

idiomatic interface, 247, 250-252, 255-256, 330, 419

Illustrator, 139, 307-308

implementation model

engineer designer sin, 25-26

file management interface, 168-172

hierarchy, 156

mechanical design compared, 21-22

mental model versus, 21-22, 23, 26, 171-172

paradigm, 247-248

thinking mathematically as trap for, 26-27, 124-126

import/export software, 110

in vitro design, 123

index, data retrieval using, 200, 202, 204, 462

indirect manipulation, 267

industrial design, 226

inflection, minimizing navigation using, 154-155

Information Architecture (Rosenfeld and Morville), 477

information design, 237-241

The Inmates are Running The Asylum (Cooper), 56

input focus, 279-280

input method. See also specific device

appliance interface, 118

audio, 499

direct manipulation, 263-266, 303-304, 425-426

embedded system, 118, 490, 494, 496, 498-499

graphical, 127

handheld device, 117, 496

identifying, 84

kiosk, 498-499

metaphor, using interface based on, 252-254

orchestration, 127

output area, allowing in, 141

persona, matching to, 84

posture, 84, 106-108

sovereign software, 106-108

3D modeling software, 315

transient software, 110

insert

menu, 373

mode, 359

installation

avoiding through using HTML-based software, 465

configuration versus, 473-474

environment information, collecting automatically, 470

feedback, 471, 473

file location, 472

file, overwriting shared, 473

file, writing to system-wide, 472

logging, 472

obscurity in, avoiding, 7

questioning user, 469-470, 474

response consequence, informing of, 467-468

response scope, informing of, 468-469

shell, using, 466

Visual Basic application, 473

Web application, 485

InstallShield, 466

instinct in human-computer interaction, 249

interaction framework, defining, 83-88

interaction vocabulary, 255-256

intermediate user, 33-35, 37, 105, 463

Internet Explorer, 113, 146, 362

Internet-enabled application, 478, 484-485

interview

behavior variable, mapping subject to, 68, 69

candidate for, identifying, 46

contextual inquiry, 44-45

customer, of, 42-44

ethnographic, 44-52

focus, 45

goal, determining using, 43, 45, 49, 50, 51

interpretation of acquired data, 45

length, 45

partnership with interviewee, 45

phases of project, conducting at different, 49

place conducted, 50

planning, 48

post-interview tasks, 52

question design, 50-52

SME, of, 42

stakeholder, of, 41-42

storytelling, encouraging, 51

team, done by, 49

user, of, 42-44

intranet design, 486

intuition in human-computer interaction, 248, 249-250