A pattern approach to interaction design

By Jan O. Borchers. Symposium on Designing Interactive Systems, 2001

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Designing the spectator experience (2005, methodology): “By focusing explicitly on the spectator experience, our taxonomy is intended to complement other frameworks for designing public performances, most notably Borchers’ general pattern language for interaction design [5] and Sheridan et al’s discussion of the potential relationships between performers ”
Pattern Languages in HCI: A Critical Review (2006, methodology): “The major contrasts noted by van Welie (2000), Borchers (2001), Fincher (2000a), and Brighton Usability Group (2003) are: 1. the level of abstraction at which guidance is offered; 2. the grounding of patterns in existing design examples, or ‘capture of practice’ ; 3. the statement of the problem…”
New theoretical approaches for human-computer interaction (2005, background): “Pattern languages are another form of abstraction being introduced into HCI and software engineering (Borchers, 2001; Erickson, 1999).”