Interactions, Volume 3

Volume 3 , Number 1, January 1996

• Chris Law:
  Amulet user interface development environment. 11-13
  
• Michael G. Paciello:
  Designing for people with disabilities. 15-16
  
• Allison Druin:
  A place called childhood. 17-22
  
• Mary Beth Butler:
  Getting to know your users: usability roundtables at Lotus Development. 23-30
  
• Glenda H. Eoyang:
  Complex? Yes! Adaptive? Well, maybe.... 31-37
  
• Brenda Smith Faison:
  Graphic designers in transition: from print communications to interactive media design. 39-57
  
• Keith A. Butler:
  Usability engineering turns 10. 58-75
  
• James R. Rudd, Kenneth R. Stern, Scott Isensee:
  Low vs. high-fidelity prototyping debate. 76-85
  

Volume 3 , Number 2, March 1996

• Max Murdock:
  Software design teams at Iomega. 11-14
  
• Susan M. Dray:
  Designing for the rest of the world: a consultant's observation. 15-18
  
• Hagan Heller, David Rivers:
  So you wanna design for the Web. 19-23
  
• Carolanne Fisher, Penelope Sanderson:
  Exploratory sequential data analysis: exploring continuous observational data. 25-34
  
• Vannevar Bush:
  As we may think (Reprint). 35-46
  
• Rosemary Michelle Simpson, Allen Renear, Elli Mylonas, Andries van Dam:
  50 years after "As we may think": the Brown/MIT Vannevar Bush symposium. 47-67
  
• Pamela Mead, Christopher Pacione:
  Time and space. 68-77
  

Volume 3 , Number 3, May/June 1996

• Marc Rettig:
  Preamble. 5-8
  
• Beth M. Lange, Mark A. Jones:
  Reflections on the judging process. 9-10
  
• Lauralee Alben:
  Quality of experience: defining the criteria for effective interaction design. 11-15
  
• Charles Mauro:
  New York Stock Exchange hand-held device. 18-25
  
• Jose Esteban:
  AppleGuide. 36-37
  
• Ron Avitzur:
  Graphing calculator. 38-39
  
• Oliver Bayley:
  Nokia Feature Stereo TV. 40-41
  
• John Baker:
  Meeting manager. 42-43
  
• Harry J. Saddler:
  Seeing the light go on: the Apple design project. 45-52
  
• Pelle Ehn, Jonas Lüwgren:
  The Qualiteque: systems at an exhibition. 53-55
  
• Austin Henderson:
  What's next? - growing the notion of quality. 56-59
  
• Donald A. Chartier:
  The Andersen commitment to interaction design. 60-61
  
• Marc Rettig:
  Reflections on awards criteria. 64
  

Volume 3 , Number 4, July/August 1996

• Jennifer Bruer:
  Letters and updates. 6-10
  
• John Karat:
  User centered design: quality or quackery? 18-20
  
• Rosemary Michelle Simpson:
  Common ground: hypermedia, human augmentation, and the Web. 21-23
  
• John F. Brock:
  Whose metaphor? 24-29
  
• Thomas Erickson:
  Design as storytelling. 30-35
  
• Hal Shubin, Deborah Falck, Ati Gropius Johansen:
  Exploring color in interface design. 36-48
  
• Michael D. Levi, Frederick G. Conrad:
  A heuristic evaluation of a World Wide Web prototype. 50-61
  
• Saul Greenberg:
  Teaching human computer interaction to programmers. 62-76
  

Volume 3 , Number 5, September/October 1996

• Allison Druin:
  CHIkid voices: it's too bad they don't let you be a kid! 10-20
  
• Elizabeth Rosenzweig:
  Design guidelines for software products: a common look and feel or a fantasy? 21-26
  
• Bruce Damer:
  Inhabited virtual worlds: a new frontier for interaction design. 27-34
  
• Daniel Lafrenière:
  CUTA: a simple, practical, low-cost approach to task analysis. 35-39
  
• Mitchel Resnick, Amy Bruckman, Fred Martin:
  Pianos not stereos: creating computational construction kits. 40-50
  
• Carolyn Milligan, Max Murdock:
  Testing with kids & teens at IOMEGA. 51-57
  
• David Canfield Smith, Allen Cypher, Kurt J. Schmucker:
  Making programming easier for children. 58-67
  
• Karen G. Schneider:
  Children and information visualization technologies. 68-73
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Book previews. 75-81
  

Volume 3 , Number 6, November/December 1996

• Apple Computer's design project '96 showcases virtual communities. 6-9
  
• Batya Friedman:
  Value-sensitive design. 16-23
  
• Arnold M. Lund:
  Are we having fun yet? 24-30
  
• Nicole Yankelovich:
  How do users know what to say? 32-43
  
• Hugh R. Beyer, Karen Holtzblatt:
  Contextual techniques starter kit. 44-50
  
• Scott Lewis, Michael Mateas, Susan Palmiter, Gene Lynch:
  Ethnographic data for product development: a collaborative process. 52-69
  
• Jef Raskin:
  Wanted for crimes against the interface: thoughts on an HCI poster. 70-76
  
• Dan Shapiro, Michael J. Tauber, Roland Traunmüller:
  Book preview: The design of computer supported cooperative work and groupware systems. 78-85
  
• F. Kenton Musgrave:
  Fractal landscapes in context. 92-95