Human-Computer Interaction (Made Simple) (Paperback)

Paperback. Learn Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) without the jargon.This beginner-friendly guide explains the core ideas behind usability, user experience (UX), interface design, task analysis, user testing, and interaction models using clear language and practical examples.Inside you'll learn: What Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) really isThe different types of computer usersGOMS and the Keystroke-Level Model (KLM)Fitts's Law and Hick's LawShneiderman's Golden RulesNorman's Interaction Model and the Gulf of Execution/EvaluationNielsen's Ten Usability HeuristicsResearch methods, experiments, and ANOVAHierarchical Task Analysis (HTA) and Concur Task Trees (CTT)State Transition Networks, State Charts, and Petri NetsObject-Oriented Design in HCIA/B Testing, Heatmaps, and Modern UX AnalyticsVoice Interfaces, AR/VR, Wearables, and Future InterfacesDesigned for students, self-learners, UX designers, software developers, and anyone interested in understanding how people interact with technology, this book transforms complex HCI concepts into easy-to-understand lessons with diagrams, examples, summaries, and review questions.Whether you are preparing for exams or building better digital products, this book provides a practical foundation in Human-Computer Interaction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…