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Réconcilier conception d'interfaces et conception logicielle: vers la « conception orientée-systèmes »
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Abstract
Object-oriented design has failed to avoid a rift between interface design and software design, because the messages used in object-oriented poorly describe the interactions between between users and their environment. By relying on process theories and interactive component programming, one can propose a common language between designers: that of system-oriented design, in which they all describe interfaces between systems and design new systems.
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