Interactions, Volume 1

Volume 1 , Number 1, January 1994

• Mark Weiser:
  The world is not a desktop. 7-8
  
• Lauralee Alben, Jim Faris, Harry J. Saddler:
  Making it Macintosh: designing the message when the message is design. 11-20
  
• Bill Curtis, Bill Hefley:
  A wimp no more: the maturing of user interface engineering. 22-34
  
• James R. Rudd, Scott Isensee:
  Twenty-two tips for a happier, healthier prototype. 35-40
  
• Aaron Marcus:
  Metaphor mayhem: mismanaging expectation and surprise. 41-43
  
• Karen A. Frenkel:
  A conversation with Brenda Laurel. 44-53
  
• Peter J. Denning, Pamela A. Dargan:
  A discipline of software architecture. 55-65
  
• Brad A. Myers:
  Challenges of HCI design and implementation. 73-83
  

Volume 1 , Number 2, April 1994

• Terry Winograd:
  Designing a language for interactions. 7-9
  
• Karen A. Frenkel:
  A conversation with Alan Kay. 13-22
  
• Daniel Boyarski, Richard Buchanan:
  Computers and communication design: exploring the rhetoric of HCI. 25-35
  
• Elliot Soloway, Mark Guzdial, Kenneth E. Hay:
  Learner-centered design: the challenge for HCI in the 21st century. 36-48
  
• Hal Berghel:
  New wave prototyping: use and abuse of vacuous prototypes. 49-54
  
• Jakob Nielsen:
  Why GUI panic is good panic. 55-58
  
• Anne Garrison, S. Joy Mountford, Greg Thomas:
  Designing computers with people in mind. 61-72
  
• Jennifer Bruer:
  Book previews. 73-79
  

Volume 1 , Number 3, July 1994

• Jef Raskin:
  Holes in history: a personal perspective on how and why the early history of today's major interface paradigm has been so often misreported. 11-16
  
• Karen Holtzblatt:
  If we're a team why don't we act like one? 17-20
  
• Monty L. Hammontree, Paul Weiler, Nandini P. Nayak:
  Remote usability testing. 21-25
  
• Susan E. Metros:
  The graphic designer's role. 28-40
  
• Karen A. Frenkel:
  A conversation with Bob Galvin. 43-52
  
• Michael Sellers:
  Designing for demanding users. 54-64
  
• Karen H. Kvavik, Shifteh Karimi, Allen Cypher, Deborah J. Mayhew:
  User-centered processes and evaluation in product development. 65-71
  
• John Rheinfrank, Bill Hefley:
  Innovation and design: the emerging boundary conditions. 79-80
  

Volume 1, Number 4 , October 1994

• Lon Barfield:
  Usability: the final frontier. 11-13
  
• Robert Haimes:
  Document interface. 15-18
  
• Jakob Nielsen:
  As they may work. 19-24
  
• Barry Fenn, Hermann A. Maurer:
  Harmony... on an expanding net. 26-38
  
• Karen A. Frenkel:
  A conversation with Fred Brooks. 39-45
  
• Leila Johannesen:
  The interactions of Alicyn in Cyberland. 46-57
  
• Alan Wexelblat:
  Explicitly modal interfaces for business professionals. 58-66
  
• Scott M. Stevens, Michael Christen, Howard D. Wactlar:
  Informedia: improving access to digital video. 67-71