A review on human computer interface

Man-machine studies or man-machine interaction were the former names for Human Computer Interface (HCI). It is concerned with the design, implementation, and evaluation of computer systems and associated phenomena for human use. Over the last half-century, the trend has been away from approaching the computer as a mechanism and toward approaching the computer as a behaving and aware organism. The history of human-computer interaction is briefly discussed, as well as three HCI models and structures: CSCW, CSCL, and CSCR. HCI is demonstrated to be a fragmented field with no agreed-upon set of unifying design principles by a number of sources. The eight most well-known HCI principles are discovered via a study of usability requirements based on author citation frequency.