XDBrowser 2.0: Semi-Automatic Generation of Cross-Device Web Page Designs
summary
Two studies evaluate semi-automatic cross-device page generation and yield concrete results: an elicitation produces 161 interaction proposals for triggering six pattern classes, and a crowdsourced labeling effort produces about 1,000 labels across 41 pages drawn from the Alexa top 50 from 10 genres. A segmentation-and-distribution algorithm powers an XD Browser prototype that automates view+input and many remote-control patterns, struggles with asynchronous overview/detail cases, and aims to switch designs with one user action rather than manual dragging.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 3:15Cross-device interface patterns
- 7:50XDBrowser 2.0 vision
- 10:20User interaction elicitation study
- 15:19Automating cross-device design
- 17:46Results and prototype demo
- 18:31Q&A and discussion
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