  Besides the ability to utilize visualizations, the process of creating and
authoring them is of equal importance. However, for visualization environments
beyond the desktop, like multi-display or immersive analytics environments,
this process is often decoupled from the place where the visualization is
actually used. This separation makes it hard for authors, developers, or users
of such systems to understand, what consequences different choices they made
will have for the created visualizations. We present an extended visualization
authoring model for Post-WIMP interfaces, which support designers by a more
seamless approach of developing and utilizing visualizations. With it, our
emphasis is on the iterative nature of creating and configuring visualizations,
the existence of multiple views in the same system, and requirements for the
data analysis process.

Human-Computer Interaction