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Layers of Website Users' Experiences
thumbnail image of
Jesse James Garrett's Elements of User Experience
layers
Copyright ©2003 by Jesse James Garrett;
p. 33
of The Elements of User Experience: User Centered for the
Web
by Jesse James Garrett
published by American Institute of Graphic Arts and New Riders (an
imprint of Pearson Education)
with ISBN 0-7357-1202-6
in 2002.
Cato's Awareness, Understanding, and Action Model
thumbnail image of
John Cato's awareness, understanding, action
model
Note that the model illustrated here is similar to Donald
A. Norman's Stages of Action Model (see in particular
User Centered System Design: New Perspectives on
Human-Computer Interaction edited by Norman and Draper,
published by Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, in 1986 with ISBN 0-89859-781-1).
Copyright ©2001 by Pearson Education Limited;
p. 95
of User-Centred Web Design
by John Cato
published by Addison-Wesley (an imprint of Pearson Education)
with ISBN 0-201-39860-5
in 2001.
An example of some categories of usability in application
thumbnail image
of spider graph of usability measures in two cases
Copyright ©2001 by Pearson Education Limited;
p. 213
of User-Centred Web Design
by John Cato
published by Addison-Wesley (an imprint of Pearson Education)
with ISBN 0-201-39860-5
in 2001.
Basic Website Structures
thumbnail image of
Brockmann et al. 's
Structures for organizing information—powers and
risks Note that the same concepts are presented by Jesse James Garrett
in The Elements of User Experience in the section on
architectual approaches (pp. 97–100). Garrett uses the terms
sequential for what is identified in this diagram as
sequence
hierarchical structure for what is identified in this diagram as
hierarchy
matrix for what is identified in this diagram as
grid
organic structure for what is identified in this diagram as
web
Figure 16 (p. 183): Structures
for organizing information—powers and risks by
R. John Brockmann, William Horton, and Kevin Brock;
From Database to Hypertext via Electronic Publishing: An Information Odyssey
(Ch. 11, pp. 162–205) in
The Society of Text: Hypertext, Hypermedia, and the Social
Construction of Information edited by Edward Barrett,
published by the MIT Press in 1989, and ©
Copyright 1989 by Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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