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GuideBook: design guidelines database for assisting the interface design task

Human-computer interface design guidelines [4] are useful for developing good interface designs for various kinds of software. A set of approximately 300 humancomputer interface design guidelines was developed to assist the design of interface software for network operation systems [5]. The guidelines were based on an analysis of operators' demands [1]. To cope with the demands of guideline users, a design guideline database, called "GuideBook," was also developed using a hypermedia approach. This report considers the role of the guidelines or GuideBook and suggests an idea that allows the GuideBook to be used more effectively [3]. First the GuideBook and its use are introduced. Experimental results showing how software designers use the GuideBook in a design review are presented. We discuss a database usage that makes the design review process more effective. The technique is based on an analysis of the designers' strategies.