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....economy, neutrality, unity, grouping, predictability, sequentiality, etc. These and a dozen more were identified and discussed in the context of traditional and multimedia layouts (Vanderdonckt Gillo, 1994) These properties were intended to serve as a basis for an automatic placement tool (Bodart et al. 1994), however, specific metrics and acceptable ranges were not tested. Other efforts at automatic layout may lead to useful tools for some situations (Feiner, 1988; Kim Foley, 1993; Byrne et al. 1994) but there is very little experience with substantial commercial applications. Esthetically ....

Bodart, F., Hennebert, A.-M., Leheureux, J.-M., and Vanderdonckt, J. (1994), "Towards a dynamic strategy for computer-aided visual placement", In Catarci, T., Costabile, M., Levialdi, S., and Santucci, G. (Editors), Proc. Advanced Visual Interfaces Conference `94, ACM Press, New York, 78-87.

....more spatial properties than traditional balance, symmetry and alignment. These visual properties also include proportion, neutrality, singularity, repartion, grouping, sparing, simplicity etc. Dynamic strategies for automated evaluation using these visual techniques have been introduced. (Bodart, Hennebert, Leheureux and Vanderdonckt,1994). Visual metrics introduced above for traditional layout grids and multimedia layout frames have not yet been tested. Sears (1993, 1994) has developed a first generation tool using automated metrics for both design and evaluation using Layout Appropriateness metrics. The tool AIDE (semiAutomated ....

Bodart, F., Hennebert, A.-M., Leheureux, J.-M., and Vanderdonckt, J. (1994), "Towards a dynamic strategy for computer-aided visual placement", In Catarci, T., Costabile, M., Levialdi, S., and Santucci, G. (Editors), Proc. Advanced Visual I nterfaces Conference `94, ACM Press, New York, 78-87.

....Ordering, Photographic techniques) which identified more visual design properties than traditional balance, symmetry, and alignment. Dynamic strategies for computer aided visual placement of interaction objects on the basis of localization, dimensioning and arrangement have been introduced (Bodart et al. 1994).These techniques of localization, dimensioning and arrangement were based on some of the visual techniques introduced by Vanderdonckt and Gillo (1994) Mathematical relationships were defined to improve the practicability, the workability and the applicability of the visual principles into a ....

Bodart, F., Hennebert, A.-M., Leheureux, J.-M., and Vanderdonckt, J. (1994), Towards a dynamic strategy for computer-aided visual placement, In Catarci, T., Costabile, M., Levialdi, S., and Santucci, G. (Editors), Proc.

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F. Bodart, A.-M. Hennebert, J.-M. Leheureux, and J. Vanderdonckt, Towards a Dynamic Strategy for Computer -Aided Visual Placement , Proc. of 2 nd Workshop on Advanced Visual Interfaces AVI'94 (Bari, 1-4 June 1994.

....list box, a scrolling combination box, special dialog boxes. 6.11 Placement of Concrete Interaction Objects This process deals with the question : how to place and to lay out CIOs in presentation units according to visual design principles and guidelines. The answer is detailed extensively in [5]. DON [15] is a pionneer of this question. Most of the time, CIOs are laid out manually within the graphical editor of the physical environment. On the other hand, a software tool can generate a first layout to be further refined by the visual designer. This approach is followed in DON and in ....

....format. This logical format consistently designates the placement for the following CIOs in the PUs : title, screen identifier, screen body, including labels, prompts, CIOs (messages, command box, push buttons) Several shortcomings of this strategy lead us to introduce a dynamic strategy [5]. The dynamic placement strategy consists of computer aided placement which is based on a right bottom strategy and on heuristics. Step by step placement can be presented to the visual designer in order to avoid undesirable layouts. Main criteria of this strategy are : to allow a see and place ....

F. Bodart, A.-M. Hennebert, J.-M. Leheureux, J. Vanderdonckt, Towards a Dynamic Strategy for Computer-Aided Visual Placement, in Proceedings of AVI'94, Rome, 1-4 June 1994, ACM Press, to be published.

.... es Universitaires Notre Dame de la Paix Namur, Belgium Institut d Informatique Rue Grandgagnage, 21 B 5000 Namur BELGIUM A Model based Approach to Presentation: A Continuum from Task Analysis to Prototype Francois Bodart, Anne Marie Hennebert Jean Marie Leheureux, Jean Vanderdonckt RP 94 023 June 1994 Phone: 32 81 72.49.66 Fax: 32 81 72.49.67 E mail: cleroy info.fundp.ac.be in Proceedings of ....

.... es Universitaires Notre Dame de la Paix Namur, Belgium Institut d Informatique Rue Grandgagnage, 21 B 5000 Namur BELGIUM A Model based Approach to Presentation: A Continuum from Task Analysis to Prototype Francois Bodart, Anne Marie Hennebert Jean Marie Leheureux, Jean Vanderdonckt RP 94 023 June 1994 Phone: 32 81 72.49.66 Fax: 32 81 72.49.67 E mail: cleroy info.fundp.ac.be in Proceedings of Eurographics Workshop on Design, Specification, Verification of Interactive Systems (Bocca di Magra, 8 10 June 1994) Eurographic Series, 1994, pp. 25 39. A Model Based Approach to Presentation : A ....

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F. Bodart, A.-M. Hennebert, J.-M. Leheureux, J. Vanderdonckt, Towards a Dynamic Strategy for Computer-Aided Visual Placement, in Proceedings of AVI'94, Rome, 1-4 June 1994, ACM Press, to be published.

....of CIOs depending on the particular target environment in which the designer is working. Simple and composite AIOs are mapped respectively to simple and composite CIOs. Placement of CIOs: the co ordinates of CIOs are calculated precisely for each window by applying placement strategies [5]. These strategies include visual design principles for three aspects: localisation, scaling, and arrangement. At the end of this step, each PU hierarchy is completed with relevant positions. Within the scope of the TRIDENT project methodology, the process of placing CIOs is computer aided by ....

....arrangement. At the end of this step, each PU hierarchy is completed with relevant positions. Within the scope of the TRIDENT project methodology, the process of placing CIOs is computer aided by two placement strategies : 1. a static strategy that places CIOs according to a predefined layout grid [5]; this strategy allows a completely automatic generation of placement within each window; 2. a dynamic strategy that places CIOs according to heuristics [5] that let visual designers control the generated layout of each window. Using ergonomic rules is believed to encourage presentation ....

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Bodart, F., Hennebert, A.-M., Leheureux, J.-M. & Vanderdonckt, J., Towards a Dynamic Strategy for Computer-Aided Visual Placement, in Proceedings of 2nd Workshop on Advanced Visual Interfaces AVI'94 (Bari, 1-4 June 1994), T. Catarci, M.F. Costabile, S. Levialdi, G. Santucci (Eds.), ACM Press, 1994, pp. 78-87.

....as much as possible (e.g. by preference, by consensus, by physical property, by data flow) should emphasize visual cues, should care about aesthetics and should reduce ocular movements and screen density. About 300 guidelines related to these dimensions have been gathered in a corpus ergonomicus (Bodart, 1994a) It is also sound to define mathematical relationships to characterise the practicability, the workability and the applicability of visual principles into the three above dimensions. These relationships will be helpful to compare different placement strategies. In the following list of ....

....widely applied in computer aided and automated placement strategies, but with different extents and interpretations. Such strategies are the one column strategy applied in UIDE (de Baar, 1992) the one or two column strategy in GENIUS (Janssen, 1993) the balanced two column strategy in TRIDENT (Bodart, 1994b) the shape strategy in DON (Kim, 1993) the Layout Appropriateness (Sears, 1993) and the Right Bottom strategy in TRIDENT (Bodart, 1994b) Figure 3. Layout grids of Print and Options dialog boxes 3.1. Purposes and Limits of the Comparison Rather than analysing all currently available ....

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Bodart, F., Hennebert, A.-M., Leheureux, J.-M., Vanderdonckt, J. (Jun 1994), "Towards a Dynamic Strategy for Computer-Aided Visual Placement", Proc. of AVI'94, ACM Press, New York.

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Bodart, F., Hennebert, A.-M., Leheureux, J.-M. and Vanderdonckt, J. (1994) Towards a Dynamic Strategy for Computer-Aided Visual Placement. In Proceedings of the Workshop on Advanced Visual Interfaces, 78-87.

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Francois Bodart, Anne-Marie Hennebert, Jean-Marie Leheureux, and Jean Vanderdonckt. Towards a dynamic strategy for computer-aided visual placement. In Workshop on Advanced visual interfaces, pages 78-87. ACM press, 1994.

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Bodart, F., Hennebert, A.-M., Leheureux, J.-M. and Vanderdonckt, J. (1994) Towards a Dynamic Strategy for Computer-Aided Visual Placement. In Proceedings of the Workshop on Advanced Visual Interfaces, 78-87.

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