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    Quintin Jay P.

    Rolluque June 13, 2024


    DIT-2 HCI

    HCI paradigms are broad models or patterns that guide researchers and practitioners lightly
    throughout the design and assessment of user interfaces. They help to set the state of the
    art for developing systems acclaimed to be user-friendly and to focus research. HCI over
    time has changed in respect to the needs and technology for users. Some important
    paradigms include time sharing, graphical user interfaces, guis are direct manipulation, and
    ubiquitous computing. The paradigms profoundly render interactions of persons with
    computers.

    One of the creative ideas by which a lot of people could collaborate with a computer system
    at any given time was possible through the paradigm of time-sharing developed in the
    course of the 1960s. In the absence of time-sharing, people had to queue up for their chance
    to run programs on a computer when they were invited to run by batch processing. This
    provided an illusion to each individual with a personal computer by sharing the processing
    time of the single computer simultaneously among many users. The development of
    multi-user operating systems that supports collaborative working and sharing of resources
    took place due to this kind of thinking. Besides, it has a collection, not only that, created the
    base for today's networked computer systems and the capability of resources to be shared
    and retrieved anywhere across the network, which could be an internet.
    There have been dramatic changes in the video display units (VDUs) over time that have
    had a major effect on user engagement.
    More traditional VDU's were simple text-based with often the only kind of interaction
    available being command-line inputs and outputs. Introduction of graphical user interfaces
    (GUIs), which significantly enhanced interaction, was made possible through the introduction
    of better resolution screens and the ability to show graphical information. It enabled the
    human–computer direct user interaction with the aid of visual metaphors like windows,
    menus, and icons, changing computing to be more user-friendly and available for a lot more
    users. By moving towards high-definition and touchscreen displays, images were crisper and
    touched a great deal by the better engagement of the user within the activity, as one could
    manipulate directly with touch, gestures, and multi-touch functions. The toolkits mostly
    consist of libraries that generate common interface elements such as buttons, menus, and
    dialogs in a consistent yet usable fashion across applications. Toolkits like java Swing,
    Microsoft's WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation), and Qt Framework allow developers
    to pay more attention to the unique parts of their programs rather than reinventing basic
    interface pieces. Giving tools to handle events, address layout management, and handle
    visual design, programming toolkits speed up development and lead to best practices in user
    interface design, which in turn leads to more dependable and user-friendly software. This
    ease of technology availability led to mass acceptance in homes and offices, radically
    changing the way people perform various activities, communicate, or learn information. PCs
    increased productivity in the workplace due to automation of standard operations and
    enhanced data processing and communication. This enabled the ability to be entertained,
    learn, and socially interact in a new everyday way with a personal computer.

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