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TR 103 077 : 1.1.1

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UNIVERSAL COMMUNICATIONS IDENTIFIER (UCI); MAXIMIZING THE USABILITY OF UCI BASED SYSTEMS

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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
   3.1 Definitions
   3.2 Abbreviations
4 Background
   4.1 The Universal Communications Identifier (UCI)
   4.2 The Personal User Agent (PUA)
   4.3 The Service Agent (SA)
   4.4 The UCI in operation
5 Usability principles
   5.1 Usability
   5.2 Visibility of system status
   5.3 Match between system and the real world
   5.4 User control and freedom
   5.5 Consistency and standards
   5.6 Error prevention
   5.7 Recognition rather than recall
   5.8 Flexibility and efficiency of use
   5.9 Aesthetic and minimalist design
   5.10 Help users recognize, diagnose, and recover from errors
   5.11 Help and documentation
6 Presentation of the UCI elements
   6.1 Background
   6.2 The UCI system
   6.3 The effect of terminal and connection technology on
       presentation
   6.4 Presentation of UCI on paper
7 Management of the PUA profile
   7.1 Introduction
   7.2 PUA profile
   7.3 Rules
   7.4 Objects and settings
   7.5 User roles
   7.6 Interaction with other systems
   7.7 Change of PUA provider
   7.8 Tools
   7.9 Proximity of control
8 Address book management
   8.1 The function of the address book
   8.2 Content of the address book
   8.3 Operations on address books
   8.4 Possible indications in the address book
   8.5 Populating the address book
   8.6 Usability issues associated with address books
9 Log management
   9.1 Usability issues associated with logs
10 Privacy
   10.1 The user requirement
   10.2 The current situation
   10.3 Access categories
   10.4 The role of the UCI in customizing privacy
   10.5 Two approaches to control of privacy
   10.6 Usability issues associated with privacy
11 Security
   11.1 Security and UCI
   11.2 Security mechanisms
   11.3 Person-to-person communication
   11.4 The current situation
   11.5 UCI systems
   11.6 Usability issues associated with security
12 Communications session control
   12.1 Void
   12.2 Single PUA
   12.3 More than one PUA
13 Other issues
   13.1 Internationalization
   13.2 Accessibility
   13.3 Charging and billing
Annex A: Scenarios illustrating usability issues
      A.1 Mobile worker scenario
      A.2 Home scenario
      A.3 Tennis Club scenario
      A.4 Multiple role scenario
      A.5 PUA acting as a personal assistant scenario
      A.6 Corporate scenario
Annex B: User requirements for communications systems
      B.1 Notes relating to the user requirements
      B.2 Generic requirements
      B.3 Human factors requirements
History

Examines usability best practice relating to communication services and then considers the implications of applying such best practice to the user tasks necessary for implementation of UCI based services whilst still meeting the relevant User Requirements.

Committee
HF
DocumentType
Standard
Pages
71
PublisherName
European Telecommunications Standards Institute
Status
Current

EG 202 301 : 1.1.1 UNIVERSAL COMMUNICATIONS IDENTIFIER (UCI); USING UCI TO ENHANCE COMMUNICATIONS FOR DISABLED, YOUNG AND ELDERLY PEOPLE
TR 103 073 : 1.1.1 UNIVERSAL COMMUNICATIONS IDENTIFIER (UCI); IMPROVING COMMUNICATIONS FOR DISABLED, YOUNG AND ELDERLY PEOPLE
EG 202 249 : 1.1.1 UNIVERSAL COMMUNICATIONS IDENTIFIER (UCI); GUIDELINES ON THE USABILITY OF UCI BASED SYSTEMS

ISO 9241-11:1998 Ergonomic requirements for office work with visual display terminals (VDTs) Part 11: Guidance on usability
EG 202 067 : 1.1.1 UNIVERSAL COMMUNICATIONS IDENTIFIER (UCI); SYSTEM FRAMEWORK
ETR 170 : 20001 HUMAN FACTORS (HF); GENERIC USER CONTROL PROCEDURES FOR TELECOMMUNICATION TERMINALS AND SERVICES
EG 202 116 : 1.2.2 HUMAN FACTORS (HF); GUIDELINES FOR ICT PRODUCTS AND SERVICES; "DESIGN FOR ALL"
EG 201 940 : 1.1.1 HUMAN FACTORS (HF); USER IDENTIFICATION SOLUTIONS IN CONVERGING NETWORKS

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