Authors:
Elizabeth Dykstra-Erickson
This special section came about as a result of the Visual Design SIG discussions held at CHI '99. In two meetings more than 50 designers lamented the low exposure of work in traditional CHI venues for human interface design from a practitioner's perspective. Steven Pemberton, interactions Editor-In-Chief, offered the opportunity to create a special issue of interactions on the topic. At that moment all present took a large virtual step backward, and I found myself in the position of pulling together a proposal and making it happen. To that end, companies that produce on-screen interfaces, and schools and universities…
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