Abstract

Describes a series of user studies used to advance understanding of how people use electronic tables (E-tables) and inform the development of a Web-based statistical table browser for use by non-specialists. Results of needs assessment, prototype development, and user studies provide a foundation for understanding E-tables in general and guiding continued design of interfaces for E-tables. (AEF)

Citation

Marchionini, G. & Mu, X. (2003). User Studies Informing E-Table Interfaces. Information Processing & Management, 39(4), 561. Retrieved August 16, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/63937/.

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Keywords

• Computer Interfaces
• Computer System Design
• Needs Assessment
• Statistical Data
• Statistical Distributions
• Statistical Studies
• Tables (Data)
• Use Studies
• Users (Information)