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  • Human-Computer Interaction
  • Software Engineering
  • Usability Engineering

Background:

  • Existing user interface (UI) design recommendations vary in detail and often contain contradictions.
  • A critical analysis is needed to consolidate and validate these recommendations for practical application.
  • Diverse factors like technology, interaction paradigms, and user needs influence UI design.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze and synthesize existing user interface design recommendations.
  • To propose a practical set of recommendations for developing diverse digital technologies.

Main Methods:

  • Expert interviews were conducted to gather initial UI design recommendations.
  • Feedback from experts was analyzed to draft and refine a comprehensive list of recommendations.
  • A multi-stage review process involving experts ensured the validity and practicality of the final recommendations.

Main Results:

  • A structured set of 174 user interface design recommendations was established.
  • Recommendations are categorized based on usability principles into 12 distinct groups.
  • The recommendations are organized into two hierarchical levels: 69 generic and 105 specific.

Conclusions:

  • User interface design recommendations can be effectively classified by usability principles and hierarchical levels.
  • The developed framework provides a practical guide for designing user interfaces across various digital solutions.
  • Further research is needed for recommendations addressing diverse technologies and interaction paradigms.