Thorsten Hochreuter
ABSTRACT
In this paper, the author presents the first version of a tool for multi-touch interaction prototyping: LemonGrasp. The motivation for designing such a tool derives from current research in the field of aesthetics of interaction, as well as a perspective on the tool situation concerning multi-touch interaction. Before an example and the so-called "Manipulation-Attributes" are introduced, the basic requirements for the proposed tool are summarized based on literature survey. The paper then concludes with an outlook on future work and further research into the correlation between multi-touch interaction and the aesthetics of interaction.
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- LemonGrasp: a tool for touch-interaction prototyping
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