July 28, 2003

What is Fitts law? and its relation to HCI

Fredy D. Ore has posted a weblog entry on Fitts Law, and its relationship to usability. To quote:

Fitts Law is a robust model of human behavior which enables the prediction of human movement and human motion based on rapid, aimed movement other than drawing or writing. In Human Computer Interaction (HCI) Fitt's law is a useful guideline in interface design.

[Thanks to InfoDesign.]

Posted by jamesr on July 28, 2003 12:03 PM
Categories: Usability & user-centered design

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