i-com aims to provide an interdisciplinary forum for the exchange of ideas concerning innovations in human-computer interaction, user-oriented design methods, interactive applications and related topics. It creates new opportunities for the unity of research and practical experience, teaching and business, interdisciplinary teamwork and use-oriented solutions.

The journal was initiated in 2001 by the German Gesellschaft für Informatik (Society of Computer Science) and its special interest group for Human-computer-interaction. The journal is published three times a years.

Scope

i-com addresses various disciplines such as computer science, psychology, media design, marketing/branding, sociology, business administration and industrial science. It provides coverage of the most significant work going on in computer science with special interest to:

• Human computer interaction
• Media design
• Usability engineering
• Evaluation systems
• Human Factors of software system
• E-Learning
• Mobile systems
• Ubiquitous systems
• User-oriented systems
• Agents
• Authoring tools
• Methods of media (e-Business, knowledge management, traffic, Engineering, medicine, leisure, etc.)
• Barrier-free systems
• Societal aspects of information- and communication technologies