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<li>[[User model]] (represents the different characteristics of end users and the roles they are playing within the organization)</li>
<li>[[Platform model]] (used to model the physical devices that are intended to host the application and how they interact with each other)</li>
<li>[[Dialogue model]] (how users can interact with the objects presentation (as push buttons, commands, etc.), with interaction media (as voice input, touch screen, etc.) and
the reactions that the user interface communicates via these objects)</li>
<li>[[Presentation model]] (application appearance, representation of the visual, haptic and auditory elements that the user interface offers to its users)</li>
<li>[[Application model]] (commands and data the application provides)</li>
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UML can be used for several of the models mentioned above with varying degree of success, but it lacks support for user modeling, platform modeling and presentation model.
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== Approaches ==