Designing for the mental model: an interdisciplinary approach to the definition of a user interface for electronic mail systems
Published 1 June 1987
Gerrit C. van der Veer, Stephen P. Guest, Pim Haselager, P.R. Innocent, Edward McDaid, Lars Oestreicher
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Designing for the mental model is an interdisciplinary approach to the definition of a user interface for electronic mail systems that combines computer vision, linguistics, and psychology.
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Designing for the mental model : an interdisciplinary approach to the definition of a user interface for electronic mail systems
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Computer Science