This book examines the role of HCI in designing, implementing and using interactive systems and applications across a diverse array of domains. It:

• Illustrates how HCI is applied across a wide range of real-world scenarios, offering readers a profound understanding of how foundational theories, methods and tools can be adapted to address the unique challenges within each specific context.
• Crystallizes concepts and approaches into concrete techniques and practices that can be independently applied, irrespective of the particular domain.
• Explores the evolving landscape of the HCI discipline and identifies the utilities of emerging research topics, driven by the pervasive use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in contemporary application domains.
• Examines the diversified applications of HCI in response to the growing trend of digital transformation.

This title will be an interesting read to individuals interested in human-computer interaction research and applications.