Linda Di Geronimo
ABSTRACT
Tilt-and-Tap (TAT) is a jQuery-like framework that supports the rapid development of web applications that use tilting gestures for interaction. Such gestures enable users to interact with, and navigate through, websites by simply moving their mobile device in combination with screen taps. Building on this, we have also developed a second framework Cross-Tilt-and-Tap (CTAT) that supports the rapid development of applications that use motion-basd gestures in a range of multi-device scenarios. Our demo not only shows a range of applications that we have developed using the frameworks, but also the frameworks in action by demonstrating the steps involved in developing and adapting applications.
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