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Human-computer interaction is a key element in the communication between a human and a computer. Hence, the most advanced computer system takes a significant attention in improving this communication. This chapter analyzes the elements of human-computer interaction paying special attention to elements that the usability consists of. A particular consideration is dedicated to visual and contact devices as well as to their comparison. Then, the factors of the usability are defined as: (i) tasks, (ii) system, and (iii) users. Each of them is carefully explained with its constituent components. At the end, their mutual interaction is discussed.
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Brodić, D., Amelio, A. (2020). Human-Computer Interaction. In: The CAPTCHA: Perspectives and Challenges. Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, vol 162. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-29345-1_2
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