SIGIA-L Mail Archives: [Sigia-l] Familiarity or Consistency
[Sigia-l] Familiarity or Consistency
From: Charlie_Jackson_at_centro.com.au
Date: Tue Nov 25 2003 - 16:19:59 EST
How do people deal with the issue of familiarity versus consistency? For
example, if you wanted to reduce a number of disparate systems to have a
single Web-based interface, what methods (empirical or theoretical) do
you use to find the best solution?
Secondly, how strong a part does familiarity play in designing [Web]
interfaces? Does familiarity slowly turn into 'useability' as more people
instinctively look to certain areas of the screen for certain items, or
utilise features (e.g. menu's) in familiar ways? I would assume this
spans not only placement choices and functionality, but also vocabulary as
well.
Thanks,
Charlie
Charlie
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