Authors
Eser Kandogan, Ben Shneiderman
Publication date
1997/3/27
Book
Proceedings of the ACM SIGCHI Conference on Human factors in computing systems
Pages
250-257
Description
Most windowing systems follow the independent overlapping windows approach, which emerged as an answer to the needs of the 1980s’ technology. Due to advances in computers and display technology, and increased information needs, modem users demand more functionality from window management systems. We proposed Elastic Windows with improved spatial layout and rapid multi-window operations as an alternative to current window management strategies for efficient personal role management [12]. In this approach, multi-window operations are achieved by issurng operations on window groups hierarchically organized in a space-filling tiled layout.‘l% is paper describes the Elastic Windows interface briefly and then presents a study comparing user performance with Elastic Windows and traditional window management techniques for 2, 6, and 12 window situations. Elastic Whdows users had …
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