Pedro Costa

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Costa, Pedro (2008): Evaluating web site design. In: DOC08 2008. pp. 265-266. Available online

The webpage aesthetics is one of the factors that affect the way people are attracted to a site. But two questions emerge: how can we improve a webpage's aesthetics and how can we evaluate this item? In order to solve this problem, we identified some of the theory that is underlying graphic design, gestalt theory and multimedia design. Based in the literature review, we proposed principles for web site design. We also propose a tool to evaluate web design.

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Duarte, Pedro, Costa, Carlos J. and Costa, Pedro (2008): Webstorm: mixing brainstorming in the web to produce art. In: DOC08 2008. pp. 267-268. Available online

The Internet has always been seen by artists as a new form of expression, the non material nature, the absence of frontiers and achieving new public give rise to a new type of art. The artistic environment of contemporary art is achieved as a fundamental background for Internet Art. It is in this context that we proposed the Webstorm project that has as main objective support the digital art creation using an electronic brainstorming, voting and a graphical retrieval component.

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Costa, Pedro, Duarte, Pedro and Costa, Carlos J. (2007): WebStorm: mixing brainstorming with art in the web. In: Proceedings of the 25th annual ACM international conference on Design of communication 2007, El Paso, Texas, USA. pp. 170-175. Available online

From the beginning of the Internet Age artists found this medium a good field of expression and diffusion of their works. In this paper we start by introducing the wider context of New Media Art and explore the features of this area, illustrating with some examples. The artistic environment of contemporary art is achieved as a fundamental background for Internet Art. It is in this context that we proposed the Webstorm project.

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Costa, Carlos J., Costa, Pedro and Aparicio, Manuela (2004): Principles for Creating Web Sites: A Design Perspective. In: ICEIS 2004 2004. pp. 484-488.

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Publication period:2004-2008
Publication count:4
Number of co-authors:3



Productive colleagues

Pedro Costa's 3 most productive colleagues in number of publications:

Carlos J. Costa:19
Manuela Aparicio:9
Pedro Duarte:2


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Number of publications with 3 favourite co-authors:

Carlos J. Costa:3
Pedro Duarte:2
Manuela Aparicio:1

 

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