Veit Schwartze, and Sebastian Feuerstack, and Sahin Albayrak
HCII 2009 - User Modeling
In smart environments interactive assistants can support the userâs daily life by being ubiquitously available through any interaction device that is connected to the network. Focusing on graphical interaction, user interfaces are required to be flexible enough to be adapted to the actual context of the user. In this paper we describe an approach, which enables flexible user interface layout adaptations based on the current context of use (e.g. by changing the size of elements to visually highlight the important elements used in a specific situation). In a case study of the â4-star Cooking assistantâ application we prove the capability of our system to dynamically adapt a graphical user interface to the current context of use.