Interaction patterns in web and mobile applications in FACCI students
Investigation article
Keywords:
web applications, mobile, FACCI, computing, patterns, interactionAbstract
In Ecuador there are few research topics about the use of interaction patterns. Consequently, developers have not used them and need to recognize the characteristics of these new tools for interaction of web and mobile systems, both accessible and usable. The objective of this research is due to the fact that the Faculty of Computer Science (FACCI) of the Universidad Laica Eloy Alfaro de Manabí (ULEAM) has been able to determine that there is little use of standards that provide a solution to the design of user interfaces, due to little research on the part of student software developers in this academic unit. The methodology of this work is descriptive and applied. A documentary analysis is used based on the review of various types of articles and texts that have solid theoretical foundations. There is a lack of knowledge on the part of students regarding Interaction Pattern Design Modeling, which is why it is not very innovative when designing UIs in web and mobile applications.
Keywords: web applications, mobile, FACCI, computing, patterns, interaction.
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