Designing User-Friendly Interfaces: Learning Levels and Metaphors

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This lecture discusses the distribution of experience levels among software users, the perpetual intermediacy phenomenon, and design goals to help users progress from beginners to experts. It covers design strategies for different experience levels, including metaphors, icons, and consistency principles.

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Software development: Human–computer interaction

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