On Apr 24, 2008, at 9:28 PM, Troy Gardner wrote:
> I have 4 x 24" monitors (~4x4' of monitors), when an application is
> spanned across multipleputting things at the borders makes for
> tons of unecessary mouse movement. So I've really come to like
> contextual hovers or right clicks.
I'm so
I have 4 x 24" monitors (~4x4' of monitors), when an application is
spanned across multipleputting things at the borders makes for
tons of unecessary mouse movement. So I've really come to like
contextual hovers or right clicks.
http://intrio.com/blog/2008/01/21/a-great-deal-1920x1600-24-monit
My take
Information and Content are the nouns,
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Can you use grayscale, alpha or motion, or volume to convey the
information better?
> I'm looking for a color gradient to visually denote a variable but without
> the overloading of a 'good/bad' measure to it.
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Hi Kinjal:
"Top right" is a common design pattern and expect users will look for
it here.
However, suggest that the "login component" can have a particular look
& feel that makes it easier to differentiate from other page
components (independent of the location)
Also see:
http://www.welie
> However, now that I am running Axure RP Pro 5.0 Beta,
> that problem no longer occurs
Perhaps they fixed
> it with this new version?
Hmm, I just upgraded to version 5 and I'm still getting the same
thing. But maybe there's a difference between that and the beta?
. . . . . . . . . . . .
I am working on a web app and was looking if there is any research/guidelines
on placement of username and password on the homepage. Yahoo mail and Gmail
places username and password to the right, facebook to the left of the screen.
Does it matter where its placed. I quickly googled and couldn't
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There has been a lot of debate on this forum about the meaning of
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I've had issues with the same problem. Axure exports the HTML based
flowchart with the wireframes which your partners/clients open in their
browser.
Printing from that browser window or even from Axure would produce exactly
what you show in the image. Messy black boxes.
However, now that I am ru
> You can do this same sort of thing in Visio, and make
> an interactive PDF. You may want to investigate that
> option. Here's a B&A article that talks about this
> subject:
http://boxesandarrows.com/view/pdf-prototypes
>
I guess I was hoping to eliminate the need for multiple apps and
(no, that isn't a typo)
Has anyone encountered motion sickness on a website or webapp that animates
the interaction too much?
I am in the middle of designing a new navigational paradigm for enterprise
webapps that would heavily use the scriptaculous animation framework. The
idea is that each cli
Tell them how you want your program to behave in doing dealing with stuff.
The interface is the program to the users, all the functions behind don't
matter in their eyes.
And the best interface is a plain simple one.
In my opinion, only 5% of users do need more than the basics and those were
qui
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On 4/24/08, Eugene Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Question for Axure users:
>
> Is there a way to print out user flows from the prototype output without it
> messing up? Here's an example of how it turns out:
Eugene,
Open the flow page in Axure, then go to the Wireframe menu and select
"Exp
Speaking of which - has anyone else noticed that 3.0.5 breaks for iGoogle?
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 2:39 PM, Fred Beecher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 4/24/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> >
> > Will Firefox 3's new 'Awesome Bar' (eeugh) [1] change the way we navigate
> > on
On 4/24/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Will Firefox 3's new 'Awesome Bar' (eeugh) [1] change the way we navigate
> online, enhancing search within the browser?
I didn't notice it as being anything different than FF2 until I read the
"What's New" page on Mozilla' s FF site. A
Question for Axure users:
Is there a way to print out user flows from the prototype output without it
messing up? Here's an example of how it turns out:
http://stang99.w1.com/ixd/img/axure_printout.gif
I'm not sure if this is the correct use of Axure, but I like to create flows
and link the o
In a nutshell. No.
I have been using FF3 for about 2 months now and my feeling is that it does
not cut cognitive load or increase findability.
In fact - I hardly notice it.
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 1:33 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Will Firefox 3's new 'Awesome Bar' (eeugh) [1] change the way
Will Firefox 3's new 'Awesome Bar' (eeugh) [1] change the way we navigate
online, enhancing search within the browser?
Biggest beef I have with it is that it requires you to cache your history
continuously which isn't great if you are at all concerned about privacy
[2]. Is it appreciably differ
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The reason why I thought scenarios might assist programmers (on top of
the feature list) is that scenarios might help programmers understand
how the user will use the program. If they understand that users will
need access to point A,B,F,G on a particular page and that they need
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