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03 Evolution of the Command Line Interface 

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03 Evolution of the Command Line Interface 

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DOS

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Keyboards & Command Line Interfaces: Crash Course Computer Science #22

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04 Evolution of the Graphical User Interface

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04 Evolution of the Graphical User Interface

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(GUI)

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Graphical User Interfaces: Crash Course Computer Science #26

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02 BTEC Digital Information Technology Specification

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02 BTEC Digital Information Technology Specification

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Very long but you can read it if you like

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Not so long but still not very interesting. Its more for Teachers than Pupils.

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04 Old Skool GUI                 (Windows 95' etc)

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04 Old Skool GUI                 (Windows 95' etc)

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Windows 95a with Microsoft Internet Explorer 3 and Internet Mail and News

Windows 95c with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 and Outlook Express 4

Windows 98 with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 and Outlook Express 4

Windows 98 SE with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 and Outlook Express 5

Windows ME with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 and Outlook Express 5

Windows NT4 Workstation with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 and Outlook Express 5

Windows 2000 Pro with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and Outlook Express 6

Windows XP Pro with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and Outlook Express 6

Windows XP Pro SP2 with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP2 and Outlook Express 6 SP2

Macintosh OS 8.6 with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.5 and Outlook Express 4.5

Macintosh OS 9.2 with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 and Outlook Express 5

Macintosh OS X 10.2 (Jaguar) with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.2 and Apple Mail

Macintosh OS X 10.4 (Tiger) with Safari 2 and Apple Mail 2

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Virtual Operating Systems for Windows and Macintosh

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Windows 95a with Microsoft Internet Explorer 3 and Internet Mail and News Windows 95c with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 and Outlook Express 4 Windows 98 with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 and Outlook Express 4 Windows 98 SE with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 and Outlook Express 5 Windows ME with Microsoft

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Cameras & T.V.s often use menus

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How to Use the Sony SLT Menu and Settings

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“On Sept. 2nd our bank will open at 9:00 and never close again." – Bank ad announcing the first ATM in 1969

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Interfaces are where humans touch technology.

They provide smarter ways to use simple things and simpler ways to use smart things. Interfaces release the potential of complex systems and technologies to the users who need them. And every once in a while, they change everything.

We believe user interfaces have been pivotal to some of the world's most important innovations. And since the line between an "interface" and an "invention" can be quite fuzzy, we thought we'd explore that line - and take a tour of how interfaces have changed the world.

At Xerox, we have a long list of our own handy interfaces: The green-means-go button on your copier. The simple, elegant lines of the "hamburger" menu on your cellphone display screen. A "computer partner" that helps cities enforce parking regulations.

So here's a list celebrating our favorite user interface examples:

Well, that's our list of amazing interface breakthroughs.

Even though it's a quick tour, we hope we've touched on some of the reasons we love great user interfaces. Sure, they change user experiences and technology adoption - but they also change the way we work and play. And when they do that well, they can change the world.

For more information on how innovation improves the way we work, visit Xerox Innovation.

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They provide smarter ways to use simple things and simpler ways to use smart things. Interfaces release the potential of complex systems and technologies to the users who need them. And every once in a while, they change everything. We believe user interfaces have been pivotal to some of the world's most important innovations.

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A secondary school revision resource for GCSE ICT. Activity about user interfaces.

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All these files are there to help you.  Use them!

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S.O.W Component 1

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Gives you an idea of how thorough you need to be.  Copying it will give you 0 Marks.

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Why did the Death Star fail?

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Planning section is very important

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All these files are here to help you - Use them!

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Keeping it simple

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Keeping it simple

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SMART aims/objectives

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You will need to sign up

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Creately - Online Diagram Editor - Try it Free

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Think about the user

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Download this and keep it safe. It will be used for feedback and improvements

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A mood board is a tool used by designers to help them get a good idea of what their clients are looking for. Mood boards are basically collages of items such as photographs, sketches, clippings, fabric swatches and color samples. These boards can be actual or virtual.