Yogi Koteru

HCI Topic

Name : Tangible User Interface

A tangible user interface (TUI) is a type of user interface that allows interaction through physical objects, as opposed to just screens or buttons. These physical objects can be used to control digital devices, and the user can touch, manipulate, and interact with them in a more intuitive way. Some examples of TUIs include touchpads, joysticks, and smartwatches.It is a type of interaction design that goes beyond traditional screen-based interfaces, and enables interaction through physical objects such as buttons, switches, and sensors.

Evaluation Assignments

• Design Support Document
• Heuristic Evaluation Document
• HCI TOPIC PAPER
• HCI Topic Slides
• USABILITY TEST SCHEDULE
• Topic Presentation
• Usability Test Plan
• Usability Test Result Presentation
• Usability Test Report