ITU Z.361:1999
ITU Z.361:1999 Design Guidelines For Human-computer Interfaces (hci) For The Management Of Telecommunications Networks Supplies a set of guidelines for designing the Human-Computer interfaces for managing telecommunications networks.
Table of Contents
1Scope2References
3Termsanddefinitions
4Abbreviationsandacronyms
5Conventions
6Designguidelines
6.1Avoidingthepresentationofunnecessary
information
6.1.1Background
6.1.2Designguideline
6.1.3Rationale
6.1.4Examplesofdesignimplications
6.1.5Graphicexamples
6.2Maintainingappropriatecontext
6.2.1Background
6.2.2Designguideline
6.2.3Rationale
6.2.4Examplesofdesignimplications
6.2.5Graphicexample
6.3Providingredundantcodinginallimportant
graphicdisplays
6.3.1Background
6.3.2Designguideline
6.3.3Rationale
6.3.4Examplesofdesignimplications
6.3.5Graphicexample
6.4Flatteningthehierarchy
6.4.1Background
6.4.2Designguideline
6.4.3Rationale
6.4.4Examplesofdesignimplications
6.4.5Graphicexamples
6.5Providingformultipleconcurrentviews
6.5.1Background
6.5.2Designguideline
6.5.3Rationale
6.5.4Examplesofdesignimplications
6.5.5Graphicexample
6.6Allowingforcustomizationtosupportdifferent
usergroups
6.6.1Background
6.6.2Designguideline
6.6.3Rationale
6.6.4Examplesofdesignimplications
6.6.5Graphicexample
AnnexAGeneralHCIdesignobjectivesandprinciples
AppendixIBibliography
I.1RelatedISOstandards
I.2Otherreferences
AppendixIIFrameworkandHCIreferencemodelfrom
RecommendationZ.352
II.1Designguidelines
2Termsanddefinitions