Abstract
Tools to design, analyse and evaluate user interfaces can be used in user interface design research and in interface modelling research. This demonstration shows two working systems: one in Mathematica that is mathematically sophisticated, and one as a 'conventional' rapid application development environment, where the mathematics is hidden, and which could form the basis of a professional design tool --- but which is based rigorously on the same algebraic formalism.
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