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Designing 'Safe' User Interfaces

The development of any computing software system involves considerable effort on establishing a consistent user interface. Failure to do so will inevitably lead to low user productivity and dissatisfied users. When in the specification stage of a Software Engineering project, great detail must be made in the area of the system's User Interface. Most Software Engineering projects, by their nature, have a complicated interface and today's Graphical User Interfaces allow the Software Engineer to develop sophisticated and innovative front-ends. By following a few basic guidelines and suggestions, they can improve this interface for greater user satisfaction and wider acceptance.