Improved form navigation on mobile devices

El Batran, Karim and Dunlop, Mark (2014) Improved form navigation on mobile devices. In: 6th International Conference on Computer Science and Information Technology (CSIT), 2014-03-26.

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    Abstract

    In this paper a study was done regarding improving form control and navigation on mobile devices. An observational study of census counters for the Egyptian Agricultural Survey was conducted. This country-wide survey is currently conducted by professional counters using large (100×35 cm double sided) complex paper forms that require manual transcription. Computerization would be beneficial in terms of accuracy and duplication of effort. However there are considerable challenges in reducing the size of the forms to fit mobile devices. Furthermore counters typically have low technological experience. Based on our observations we developed two prototypes: one using traditional form tabs, the other pan-and-zooming. Results from initial user tests showed the pan-and-zoom interface was both faster and had a lower perceived effort.

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    • Item type:Conference or Workshop Item(Paper)
      ID code:50769
      Dates:
      Date
      Event
      2014
      Published
      16 March 2014
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      Keywords:mobile devices, HCI, human computer interaction, usability, LTBU, low technological background user, small-screen devices navigation, form display, Electronic computers. Computer science, Human-Computer Interaction, Human Factors and Ergonomics
      Subjects:Science > Mathematics > Electronic computers. Computer science
      Department:Faculty of Science > Computer and Information Sciences
      Depositing user: Pure Administrator
      Date deposited:11 Dec 2014 14:19
      Last modified:24 Jul 2021 02:31
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      URI:https://strathprints.strath.ac.uk/id/eprint/50769
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