DIS 1997: Amsterdam, the Netherlands

• Ernesto Arias, Hal Eden, Gerhard Fischer:
  Enhancing Communication, Facilitating Shared Understanding, and Creating Better Artifacts by Integrating Physical and Computational Media for Design. 1-12
  
• Jonathan Seth Arnowitz, Eric Willems, Laura Faber, Ruurd Priester:
  Mahler, Mondriaan, and Bauhaus: Using Artistic Ideas to Improve Application Usability. 13-21
  
• Maribeth Back:
  Sound Design for Brain Opera's Mind Forest: Audio for a Complex Interactive System. 23-25
  
• Erik Borälv, Bengt Göransson:
  A Teleradiology System Design Case. 27-30
  
• Guy A. Boy:
  Active Design Documents. 31-36
  
• Keith A. Butler, Chris Esposito, Dan Klawitter:
  Designing More Deeper: Integrating Task Analysis, Process Simulation, and Object Definition. 37-54
  
• John M. Carroll, Mary Beth Rosson, George Chin Jr., Jürgen Koenemann:
  Requirements Development: Stages of Opportunity for Collaborative Needs Discovery. 55-64
  
• Søren Christensen, Jens Bæk Jørgensen, Kim Halskov Madsen:
  Design As Interaction with Computer Based Materials. 65-71
  
• Martin Colbert, Christof Peltason, Rolf Fricke, Mariana Sanderson:
  The Application of Process Models of Information Seeking During Conceptual Design: The Case of an Intranet Resource for the Re-Use of Multimedia Training Material in the Motor Industry. 73-81
  
• Dave Curbow, Elizabeth Dykstra-Erickson:
  Designing the OpenDoc Human Interface. 83-95
  
• Pete Dixon, Ben H. M. Vaske, Paul C. Neervoort:
  User Involvement in Concept Creation. 97-99
  
• Ann Doubleday, Michele Ryan, Mark V. Springett, Alistair G. Sutcliffe:
  A Comparison of Usability Techniques for Evaluating Design. 101-110
  
• Elizabeth Dykstra-Erickson, Dave Curbow:
  The Role of User Studies in the Design of OpenDoc. 111-120
  
• Shannon Ford, Daniel Boyarski:
  Design @ Carnegie Mellon: A Web Story. 121-124
  
• Matthew G. Gorbet, Maggie Orth:
  Triangles: Design of a Physical/Digital Construction Kit. 125-128
  
• Scott Henninger, Charisse Lu, Candace Faith:
  Using Organizational Learning Techniques to Develop Context-Specific Usability Guidelines. 129-136
  
• William C. Hill, Loren G. Terveen:
  Involving Remote Users in Continuous Design of Web Content. 137-145
  
• John A. Hughes, Jon O'Brien, Tom Rodden, Mark Rouncefield, Steve Blythin:
  Designing with Ethnography: A Presentation Framework for Design. 147-158
  
• Charles McLaughlin Hymes, Gary M. Olson:
  Quick But Not So Dirty Web Design: Applying Empirical Conceptual Clustering Techniques to Organise Hypertext Content. 159-162
  
• Severin Isenmann, Wolf D. Reuter:
  IBIS - a Convincing Concept ... But a Lousy Instrument? 163-172
  
• Simon M. Kaplan, Geraldine Fitzpatrick:
  Designing Support for Remote Intensive-Care Telehealth Using the Locales Framework. 173-184
  
• Helena Karasti:
  Bridging the Analysis of Work Practice and System Redesign in Cooperative Workshops. 185-195
  
• Turkka Keinonen:
  Expected Usability and Product Preference. 197-204
  
• Anita Krabbel, Ingrid Wetzel, Heinz Züllighoven:
  On the Inevitable Intertwining of Analysis and Design: Developing Systems for Complex Cooperations. 205-213
  
• Kyle S. Kuczun, Mark D. Gross:
  Network Design: Tasks and Tools. 215-222
  
• Wendy E. Mackay, Anne-Laure Fayard:
  HCI, Natural Science and Design: A Framework for Triangulation Across Disciplines. 223-234
  
• Rainer Malkewitz, Bernhard Ristow:
  Experiences with Adding New Input Modalities to PC Desktop Computing. 235-238
  
• William M. Newman:
  Better or Just Different? On the Benefits of Designing Interactive Systems in Terms of Critical Parameters. 239-245
  
• Jon O'Brien, Tom Rodden:
  Interactive Systems in Domestic Environments. 247-259
  
• William Oliver, John Yu, Eric Metois:
  The Singing Tree: Design of an Interactive Musical Interface. 261-264
  
• Maggie Orth:
  Interface to Architecture: Integrating Technology Into the Environment in the Brain Opera. 265-275
  
• Uta Pankoke-Babatz, Gloria Mark, Konrad Klöckner:
  Design in the POLITeam Project: Evaluating User Needs in Real Work Practice. 277-287
  
• U. Patel, M. J. D'Cruz, C. Holtham:
  Collaborative Design for Virtual Team Collaboration: A Case Study of Jostling on the Web. 289-300
  
• Judith Ramey, David K. Farkas:
  Design Case: Building Community in a Design Effort in a Decentralized, Individualistic Setting. 301-304
  
• Antonio Rizzo, Enrica Marchigiani, Alessandro Andreadis:
  The AVANTI Project: Prototyping and Evaluation with a Cognitive Walkthrough Based on the Norman's Model of Action. 305-309
  
• Duncan Sanderson:
  Technology Design and Mimicry. 311-313
  
• Paulo J. Santos, Esin O. Kiris, Cheryl L. Coyle:
  Designing As the World Turns. 315-321
  
• Anthony Savidis, Alex Paramythis, Demosthenes Akoumianakis, Constantine Stephanidis:
  Designing User-Adapted Interfaces: The Unified Design Method for Transformable Interactions. 323-334
  
• Kai Schäfer, Volker Brauer, Willi Bruns:
  A New Approach to Human-Computer Interaction - Synchronous Modelling in Real and Virtual Spaces. 335-344
  
• Jean Scholtz:
  Design of a One to Many Collaborative Product. 345-348
  
• Mark van Setten, Gerrit C. van der Veer, Sjaak Brinkkemper:
  Comparing Interaction Design Techniques: A Method for Objective Comparison to Find the Conceptual Basis for Interaction Design. 349-357
  
• Marc Steen:
  The Flower Model for Multidisciplinary Teamwork on a New Product-Market Combination - In This Case E-Mail-on-TV. 359-363
  
• Oliver Stiemerling, Helge Kahler, Volker Wulf:
  How to Make Software Softer - Designing Tailorable Applications. 365-376
  
• Carol Strohecker:
  A Case Study in Interactive Narrative Design. 377-380
  
• Alistair G. Sutcliffe:
  A Designer's Nightmare: Designing a Reusable Information Retrieval Class Library in a Multinational Consortium. 381-383
  
• Kari Thoreson:
  Simple, But Cumbersome. 385-394
  
• Tuomo Tuikka:
  Searching Requirements for a System to Support Cooperative Concept Design in Product Development. 395-403
  
• Catherine G. Wolf, John Karat:
  Capturing What is Needed in Multi-User System Design: Observations From the Design of Three Healthcare Systems. 405-415
  
• Beatrix Zimmermann, Albert M. Selvin:
  A Framework for Assessing Group Memory Approaches for Software Design Projects. 417-426
  

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