AHFE Open AccessTechnically Challenging Human Factors Issues for a Policy Argumentation Approach
Abstract
This work addresses the user requirements of an authoring environment interface for creation and appraisal of policy domains and models. This paper focuses on the technical considerations and challenges for the design phase requirements and modeling solutions during the first iterations for the user-driven development lifecycle. It presents the results of the focus group sessions as well as the main interaction tasks tested with the prototype version of the user interface. The technically challenging issues regarding the modeling of the interaction with complex visual structures such as tree-based hierarchies, mindmaps and graph representations are presented.
Keywords: Policy making, Social Networks, Interaction Design
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe100786
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