Nowadays, we expect user interfaces (UIs) to be intuitive, responsive, and tailored to our needs. But how do we really measure whether an interface is like that? It is not just a question of speed and clicks. We published a recent open-access study in the Journal of Systems & Software that tackles this very question …
To support context-aware adaptive user interfaces, UCLouvain and Univ. of Luxembourg joined their efforts to present Scaler, a novel web environment for designing and deploying forms in which adaptation is initiated by the system and/or the user according to a vector profile, but always under the user’s control, using two unsupervised learning methods: The paper …
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Luis Leiva (Uni Luxembourg), Diego Eloi (UCLouvain), and Jean Vanderdonckt (UCLouvain) participated in the European and Innovation Week, an event organized by the European Innovation Council in Brussels from March 18th to 21st, 2024. Among the numerous events, talks, workshops, and networking events, we attended two interesting Tech Talks by two EIC Programme Managers: Samira …
On March 18th, 2024, Prof. Luis A. Leiva, the coordinator of the Symbiotik project, participated as external evaluator of the PhD jury of Arthur Sluÿters, PhD candidate at Université catholique de Louvain (UCLouvain), member of the LouRIM institute, under the supervision of Prof. Jean Vanderdonckt, partner in SYMBIOTIK. After previously defending the private defense, Arthur …
We are happy to report that Julien De Meyer successfully presented his Master of Business Administration (MBA) thesis entitled “Customization of Dashboard User Interfaces by the Decision Maker” at Louvain School of Management (LSM), Université catholique de Louvain, under the supervision of Jean Vanderdonckt, in collaboration with AEGIS in the context of the SYMBIOTIK project. …
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Adaptive User Interfaces (AUIs) are those user interfaces, mostly graphical, that can adapt themselves (Findlater and Gajos, 2009) depending on varying conditions from the end user (e.g., preferences), the platform (e.g., the screen resolution), or the environment (e.g., a noise level or a location). In this area, adaptive layout refers to the ability of a …