Application Programming Based on Human-Computer Interaction and Software Modularity

Abstract

In the 21st century, cutting-edge information technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and big data have profoundly affected the way human society is organised, the form of interaction and even the social structure. With the miniaturisation, mobility, intelligence and embedding of machines, the relationship between humans and machines has undergone fundamental changes. Human-computer interaction has gradually become one of the most important forms of interaction in human production and life, and human daily life centred on human-computer interaction has also undergone great changes. Various applications have been introduced into the lives of human beings, and at present, it would be difficult for human beings to carry out their daily lives without these applications as a vehicle for the development of information technology. However, complicated applications do not really enhance the usage experience in many cases, redundant information also ignores the real needs of users in this paper, which will focus on human-computer interaction, from the four aspects of human-computer interaction (HCI) HCI modes, HCI interfaces, HCI devices, HCI modalities, HCI patterns to analysethen borrow the concept of software modularity to optimise the current applications, and put forward some suggestions for improvement. This will make the application more suitable for the user's experience and reduce the burden of programme managers.