Advances in electronics, communications, and the fast growth of the Internet have made the use of a wide variety of computing devices an every­ day occurrence. Two of the problems we encountered in our own work [2] in building VIs for different platforms were the different layout features and screen sizes associated with each platform and device.

Invited speakers.- 1. Computer-Aided Design of User Interfaces by Example.- 2. Foundations for a Theory of Contextors.- 3. WSXL: A Web Services Language for Integrating End-User Experience.- Specification of User Interfaces.- 4. From Formal Specifications to Secure Implementations.- 5. Just-UI: A User Interface Specification Model.- 6. DTS-Edit: an Interactive Development Environment for Structured Dialog Applications.- Task Scenarios: Elicitation and Derivation.- 7. Automatically Eliciting Task Models from Written Task Narratives.- 8. From Usage Scenarios to User Interface Elements in a Few Steps.- 9. Exploring Design Heuristics for User Interface Derivation from Task and Domain Models.- Model-Based Approaches.- 10. A User Modeling Design Tool Based on a Cognitive Architecture for Comparing Interfaces.- 11. A Model-Guided and Task-Based Approach to User Interface Design Centered in a Unified Interaction and Architectural Model.- 12. Using User Interface Models in Design.- User Interfaces for Multiple Contexts of Use.- 13. One Model, Many Interfaces.- 14. Combining Handcrafting and Automatic Generation of User-Interfaces for Pervasive Devices.- 15. Concepts for Generating Multi-User Interfaces Including Graphical Editors.- Domain-Oriented Model-Based Approaches.- 16. DIGBE : Online Model-Based Design Automation.- 17. Meeting Activity Theory through Task-Based and User-Oriented Development of User Interfaces.- 18. Model-Based Interactive Prototyping of Highly Interactive Applications.- Innovative Model-Based Approaches.- 19. Modeling Style of Work as an Aid to the Design and Evaluation of Interactive Systems.- 20. An Online Multimedia System for Learning to Design User Interfaces.- 21. UML and Interactive Systems, Another Step Forward.- UIML- and XML-Based User Interfaces.- 22. Building Multi-Platform User Interfaces with UIML.- 23. Development of an UIML Renderer for Different Target Languages.- 24. Generic Interface Descriptions using XML.- User Interface Migration: Forward and Backward.- 25. Specifying User Interfaces for Runtime Modal Independent Migration.- 26. Reverse Engineering Interaction Plans for Legacy Interface Migration.- 27. Recovering Alternative Presentation Models of a Web Page with VAQUlTA.- Usability Engineering and the Web.- 28. Evidence-Based Usability Engineering.- 29. A Framework and a Language for Usability Automatic Evaluation of Web Sites by Static Analysis of HTML Source Code.- 30. First Steps Towards Task-Related Web User Interfaces.- Agent-Based User Interfaces.- 31. Cooperative Agents Design in a Technological Watch Context.- 32. A Multi-Agent Approach to Cooperative Work.- 33. Agent Oriented Specification of Interactive Systems: Basic Principles and Industrial Case Study.

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