Inhaltsverzeichnis

Part I: Informatics Usability – Introduction, Scope and Importance		Chapter 1: Human Factors for Informatics Usability – Background and Overview
		Chapter 2: Usability – Context, Framework, Definition, Design and Evaluation
		Chapter 3: The Business Case for Human Factors in Informatics

Part II: System Design – Orientation and Approach		Chapter 4: Human Factors Contributions to the Design Process
		Chapter 5: Helping the IT Designer to Use Human Factors
		Chapter 6: Interface Design Issues for the System Designer
		Chapter 7: An Approach to Formalised Procedures for User-Centred System Design

Part III: Special Topics in Depth		Chapter 8: The Contributions of Applied Cognitive Psychology to the Study of Human-Computer Interaction
		Chapter 9: Formal Models and Techniques in Human-Computer Interaction
		Chapter 10: Designing Expert Systems for Usability

Part IV: Organisational Aspects and Design in Large Systems		Chapter 11: Organisational Issues and Task Analysis
		Chapter 12: Participation in Systems Design – What Can It Offer?
		Chapter 13: Towards a Human Factors Strategy for Information Technology Systems

Part V: Design and Evaluation – Some Specific Methods		Chapter 14: A Taxonomy and Rule Base for the Selectioin of Interaction Styles
		Chapter 15: Designing and Evaluating Documentation for IT Users
		Chapter 16: Evaluating Usability

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