 Provide clear information about the purpose of fields or sections.  Give additional information when hovering over an element.  Compact visuals to represent actions or information (e.g., a trash icon for delete). 4. Media Contr ols  Adjust a value within a range (e.g., volume or brightness).  …

This document summarizes different types of screen-based controls and windows testing techniques. It describes operable controls like buttons, text entry/read-only controls, selection controls, custom controls, and presentation controls. It also discusses prototyping windows using techniques like …

Common presentation controls are static text fields, group boxes column headings, ToolTips, balloon tips, and progress indicators. Presentation Controls Common presentation controls are static text fields, group boxes column headings, ToolTips, balloon tips, and progress indicators. Static Text …

Each control in a presentation is assigned a unique Control ID that is read-only. Specify the name of a MBO in this field to determine which MBO the control uses to show and process information. If a MBO is not specified, the control uses the data source of its parent control. When you set a MBO …

Module 2 outlines the user interface design process, detailing steps such as understanding user needs, developing effective screens, and ensuring usability through testing. It emphasizes the importance of human characteristics in design and highlights common pitfalls in system development. The …

 Screen-based controls, often simply called controls and sometimes called widgets, are the elements of a screen that constitute its body.  By definition, they are graphic objects that represent the properties or operations of other objects. A control may: o Permit the entry or selection of a …