Designing Effective User Interfaces for Wireless Devices (Intel)
16th Jul. 2004
"In this paper we outline a technique for quantifying design and quality assurance for wireless development. While the specific example we use is a Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) application, you can use the same set of principles and mathematical models to quantify other types of mobile and wireless applications. The model we suggest can be used as the specifications for a tool that evaluates various user interfaces for devices, particularly mobile and wireless devices."
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