by Mark S. Hancock · 2016. 5. 31. · by Mark S. Hancock The hand posture when using a vertical...
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Imager Lab Department of Computer Science University of British Columbia by Mark S. Hancock The hand posture when using a vertical display is different than on a horizontal display. Vertical Displays Horizontal Displays Users can point to and select objects most quickly when they use only wrist movements and not arm movements. On a horizontal display, if the application places targets in a single, static location, either left- or right-handed users will be disadvantaged. let users specify their handedness or determine handedness automatically Applications MUST:
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Imager LabDepartment of Computer ScienceUniversity of British Columbia
by Mark S. Hancock
The hand posture when using a
vertical display is different than on
a horizontal display.
Vertical Displays
Horizontal Displays
Users can point to and select
objects most quickly when they
use only wrist movements and not arm movements.
On a horizontal display, if the
application places targets in a single, static location, either left-
or right-handed users will be
disadvantaged.
let users specify their handednessor
determine handedness automaticallyApplications MUST:
