Abstract

Semiotic Engineering is a semiotic theory of HCI that views human-computer interaction as a contingent process of designer-to-user metacommunication. The theory currently has two evaluation methods, Communicability Evaluation and Semiotic Inspection. The aim of our research is to do a critical analysis of both methods in order to align them with each other, especially in ontological and epistemic terms, and to position them more clearly in the Semiotic Engineering territory.KeywordsSemiotic EngineeringEvaluation MethodsCommunicability Evaluation MethodSemiotic Inspection Method

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