On January 4, 2011 08:12:29 am paul womack wrote: > kfj wrote: > > if a user progresses beyond a simple standard interface and chooses to > > use an 'expert' mode, he will be much more aware of the fact that in > > this mode things may take some effort to get right and may go wrong > > spectacularly if not used appropriately. > > My favourite implementation of this used to be in Photoshop (IIRC). > When using any of the tools which are subsets of the curve tool > (e.g. threshold, quantise, invert, min/max), the shape of the curve > that would be equivalent to the tool being used was shown. > > As some point, the user ended up trained to use the curve tool... > > So (by analogy) when using the assistant, the user should be shown > what the assistant is doing - the assistant should only (!!) > automate the "real features", not replace them.
+1 Yuv
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