Abstract
Interaction objects (interactors) are abstract structures that provide a link between rigorous approaches to software development and user-oriented aspects of interaction. The focus of the paper is on the second role of interactors; in particular, how a formal model of interaction can be used to classify and clarify various properties of interactive behaviour that are important from a user-oriented viewpoint. The formal model used in this discussion abstracts away from distinctions between states, events, and renderings; when needed, these concepts are introduced as various projections on the basic model.
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