IS managers, system solution developers, and programmers with no prior Windows programming experience
Prerequisites
Familiarity with the Windows environment
Course Aim
To explain how to create a user-centered and Windows UI standards-compliant user interface design for applications
Learning Objectives
Evaluate the compliance of an application with Windows UI design specifications. Design the appropriate user interface for a particular function. Explain what a shell extension is and what the benefits of using one are. Design an application that is accessible to users with disabilities. Explain how the distribution platform will influence UI design.
Topics Covered
Microsoft UI standards - User-centered design - Input device types - Specifying input device and UI interaction - Interactive Windows UI design principles - Using color - Application logic - User interface component attributes Special UI design considerations - Accessibility - Deployment platform - Using a shell extension Help techniques - Contextual user assistance - Reference help - Wizards
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