Roast, C.: Designing for delay in interactive information retrieval (1998)
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- Abstract
- Develops a framework for assessing the appropriateness of alternative interfaces and user tasks for systems in which significance of computational delays cannot be ignored. The framework is motivated by the ability of users to attune to the duration and pace of events in their environment. The framework is applied to interactive information retrieval, assessing alternative design, and identifying how interface design details can enhance effective interactive information retrieval. Temporal interface requirements can have a significant influence upon overall system design and the view of task adopted by users
