About
2026 arXiv paper proposing "Gradually Generating User Interfaces", a GenUI design method that inserts intermediate interface layers during generation so users can discover and control customization options without being overwhelmed by a giant prompt box or dense menu system.
Summary
Design Contribution:
1. Customization discoverability: Treats GenUI as an interaction design problem, not only a model output problem
2. Intermediate UI layers: Exposes customization dimensions step by step during generation
3. Wind-back interaction: Lets users revisit earlier stages to adjust direction
4. Malleable software framing: Connects GenUI to broader HCI work on adaptable interfaces
5. Useful perspective: Strong reference for teams designing controllable GenUI flows instead of pure freeform prompting
1. Customization discoverability: Treats GenUI as an interaction design problem, not only a model output problem
2. Intermediate UI layers: Exposes customization dimensions step by step during generation
3. Wind-back interaction: Lets users revisit earlier stages to adjust direction
4. Malleable software framing: Connects GenUI to broader HCI work on adaptable interfaces
5. Useful perspective: Strong reference for teams designing controllable GenUI flows instead of pure freeform prompting
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malleable-softwaregenuihcicustomization