为儿童开发移动触摸屏应用程序可能是一大难题，即使对最有经验的设计师而言也是如此。一些问题可能只会对成人造成可用性方面的些许困扰，却会使某个应用程序对于儿童而言完全不可用。了解幼龄儿童的认知和身体特征对他们与新技术的交互有何影响，能够帮助设计师为所有年龄和文化水平的受众创造出轻松愉快的体验。
Julie A. KientzJulie A. Kientz is a researcher in human-computer interaction and ubiquitous computing, with an interest in designing and evaluating applications for health and well being. She is an assistant professor in the Department of Human Centered Design & Engineering at the University of Washington.
Lisa AnthonyLisa Anthony is currently an assistant professor in the Department of Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE) at the University of Florida. Her research lab focuses on designing and developing natural user interfaces for children, and her work addresses the technical challenges of recognizing and understanding children’s interactions based on their actual behavior. Twitter: @lanthonyuf
Alexis HinikerAlexis Hiniker is an assistant professor of Human-Computer Interaction in the Information School at the University of Washington. She studies how young children and their parents use technology individually and together, and how this impacts family life. She designs and builds new technologies to support meaningful experiences in families.
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