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VII.1 Jan.-Feb. 2000
Page: 19
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Design: (Inter)facing the millennium


Authors:
K. Ehrlich, A. Henderson

To us it seems clear that since the 1980s HCI has matured as a field, as evidenced by the quality and depth of the published research, the breadth of acceptance by vendor and customer organizations of HCI as a practice discipline, and the creativity and innovation of its visual designs. Where we are going seems less clear, but at least it will include much more mobility, more intimate devices, much richer functionality, and a worldwide reach, supported by a growing HCI discipline. That's our view. But what do you think? We posed this question to the HCI community at…




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