Designing a Simplified User Interface System for Smartphone Natives to Facilitate PC Operations
Designing a Simplified User Interface System for Smartphone Natives to Facilitate PC Operations
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为智能手机用户设计简化的用户界面系统以方便PC操作
DOI：
10.1007/978-3-030-22354-0_71
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发表时间：
2019
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通讯作者：
Keiji Urawaki and Makoto Nakashima
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Ryota Nomura;Yuko Unuma;Takashi Komuro;Shoji Yamamoto;Norimichi Tsumura;Keiji Urawaki and Makoto Nakashima
提出了一种新的简化的智能手机原生界面系统，它允许用户通过自己的智能手机操作PC。智能手机已经超过PC，成为目前人们最熟悉的与世界互动的设备。我们把那些伴随着这些设备长大的人称为“智能手机原住民”。虽然他们非常擅长使用这些设备，但他们几乎没有PC经验，操作技能有限。根据对专家用户的采访，包括大学生和计算机科学系的工作人员，我们确定了55个有效的快捷键，他们经常使用，一旦掌握将加快Windows操作系统和MS Word的使用。所提出的界面系统具有与这些快捷方式相对应的软键，每个快捷方式根据其重要性通过应用一种热图（拇指区）来布置在智能手机屏幕上，该热图表示智能手机屏幕上用于单手触摸的舒适区域。我们已经进行了用户研究的智能手机本地人，其中每一个都是一个新手用户的PC，并揭示了所提出的系统在文本输入的有效性和未来的研究方向，以进一步调查我们的系统的效果时，不使用键盘/鼠标操作PC。
A novel simplified interface system for smartphone natives, which allows users to operate a PC through their own smartphones, is proposed. Smartphones have overtaken PCs and are currently the most familiar devices for interacting with the world. We refers to those who grew up with such devices as “smartphone natives.” Although they are quite adept at using such devices, they have little PC experience and limited operation skills. According to an interview with expert users, including university students and staff in the computer science department, we identified 55 effective shortcut keys that they use regularly and that once mastered will speed up the use of Windows OS and MS Word. The proposed interface system has the soft keys corresponding to these shortcuts, each of which is laid out on the smartphone screen according to its importance by applying a kind of heat map, the thumb zone, representing the comfortable area on a smartphone screen for touch with one-handed use. We have conducted a user study of smartphone natives, each of which is a novice user of a PC, and revealed the effectiveness of the proposed system in text entry and a future research direction to further investigate the effect of our system when operating a PC without the use of a keyboard/mouse.