I just found the link of the designer that worked with the end titles
animation (awesome motion graphics work!)
http://www.dannyyount.com/
http://www.dannyyount.com/movies/qt_iron_man.html
Enjoy !
Jorge Furuya
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Welcome to
Hi Everyone,
You may not have noticed, but something went bump in the night on the IxDA
web site this week. After investigating an issue someone reported with our
RSS feeds, we found that someone had inserted some malicious code onto our
site. The code quietly directed visitors' browsers in the
i like this thread
On 5/8/08, Jorge Furuya Mariche [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just found the link of the designer that worked with the end titles
animation (awesome motion graphics work!)
http://www.dannyyount.com/
http://www.dannyyount.com/movies/qt_iron_man.html
Enjoy !
Jorge
Hi Dante!
The problem this tries to solve is usually how to identify yourself to a
machine. Mobile barcodes sounds like a good candidate, it has been tried,
but I haven't seen any cases of successful widespread adoption.
The problem is partly reliable and cheap delivery to the phone. MMS is
Sounds as though in Europe and the US sending out an SMS to access a
code is still only the real viable option for the time being, however
I wouldn't say that RFID tags are still maaany years off. There
have been successful pilot projects here in France combining RFID
enabled telephones and the
Let's see if I can bring some more light on this. Morten's answer is
really good, but there were some things that were mis-communicated in
parts of the thread.
I work for the company that invented the barcode and barcode scanner
and is the largest seller of scanning devices and OEM engines in
I work for the company that invented the barcode...
While researching for a project to obviate the need for barcodes in a
particular industry, I read this succinct and colorful history of the
barcode:
http://www.barcoding.com/information/barcode_history.shtml
The barcode was invented by Joseph
Well,
Just saw the movie last night - well worth it - well worth seeing it in DLP
if you can. One this I noticed was that unlike Minority Report - not one
particular human-machine interface paradigm was favored - you has
traditional input devices (the keyboard with strange symbols - definitely
not
I second this idea. Lots of people spend their working day doing
intensely physical activity like picking fruit or hanging drywall.
There's no reason that we sedentary computer jockeys couldn't get used
to a standing/waving work environment instead. I actually like the
idea since I hate
A friendly reminder, sign up by Tuesday to attend! We already have 50 people
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Hello, fellow Chicagoans,
We're pleased to announce that Acquity Group will be both hosting
I attended this in New York in April. I would definitely recommend it
if you're looking for a 360-degree
jump-right-in-and-get-your-feet-wet introduction to Interaction
Design. Some of the topics were a review of concepts I was already
familiar with, but I found the juxtaposition of them very
Hi Dante
You can easily use QR codes which has some functionality like barcodes but
are visually different.
QR codes are just .gif image files that can be easily sent through mobiles.
QR codes can be easily produced by many freely available websites and then
you can use them anywhere.
They can
Hey super thanks y'all for the input - I sent it on.
Good point too about the Flash/Mac scrolling issue...
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Hi all,
In our new site we implemented the Login / Logout process ala Amazon, that
means, the user keep logged in for browsing the site and we always display a
Hi John Doe message on top even when the user logout from the secure part
of the site (where users upload the books).
The paradox is:
Right, now I have a reason to move back ;)
On Thu, May 8, 2008 at 4:24 PM, Jens Meiert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
getting it local in Berlin/Germany!
http://ixdaberlin.collectivex.com
Congratulations! I knew it was a mistake to leave Berlin ;)
Cheers,
Jens.
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On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 3:11 AM, David Malouf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Barbara, imaging (I think you said visual scanners) are required to
do this properly, but you are incorrect in your assumption that they
are somehow more standard in Europe and N. America. While I agree
there are more Laser
Hello All,
This is my first post to the group. I'm going to admit that the discussion
topics each day are really enlightening.
I'm involved in a project (educational software) whereby we need to come up
with an icon that represents a test the user takes to assess their skill
level before they
Rob
Conduct a braindrawing exercise where you present the function as you
do below and ask a group of people to sketch very rough concepts
quickly. After a few minutes of sketching, people hand their sketches
to the person beside them in a meeting and that person reviews the
sketch and then adds
Wow, the cardinal sin of flash movies at work: designing a custom,
substandard scrollbar for a long list.
Hardly the cardinal sin.
A much more fundamental sin is the lack of Flash detection (though it does
degrade if you have JS disabled). Flash detection is a best practice that
is, sadly,
I like Twitter, but I don't think it is already an ideal service ...
Some microblogs worldwide
This list is a personal choice and based on three criteria: ease of
operability, quality of service and experienced functional up-time.
general
http://twitter.com
http://jaiku.com
http://pownce.com
Hi Jose,
1. Assume, for the sake of argument, that Amazon is wrong. Use Case example:
a. User goes to amazon.com (assume user=Will Evans), from his parents
machine while visiting, sees some items, purchases a book to be delivered
(re-logs in with username/password), and selects default credit
Of course, standing all day can be exhausting, but it's something to
think about...I guess an user interface that allows a stand-up
position, and that allows us to make wide movements would be better.
This reminds me of some discussions I have had about the Nintendo Wii
controllers. If I could
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We are looking for an interaction designer for handheld device and PC user
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One of my tasks at Deloitte is to design and create icons for our
applications, here are a few suggestions:
1. A pencil
2. A pencil over a sheet of paper (document type)
3. A torso and a document bg
Enrique
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Posted from the new
I would like to put in a good word for three programs at Carnegie
Mellon that might meet your needs. These programs are all more than
10 years old and have placed many students into the field.
Masters of Interaction Design: in the School of Design: http://
That gets quite painful when you're living in a foreign country (every now
and then Google does it to me)...But I guess if you add a cookie to it and
make it remember your choice of language forever, it's ok.
Sebi
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 9:03 PM, Bob Sampson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
..Don't
Hello,
Anyone know what the maxiumum and minimum size of the webpage? I noticed some
webpages that extend the background images behind the table without showing
white outlines or underlapped. How can I code that to it? It is new to me. I
have average knowledge of web programming and above
Maybe specify to the use WHY they have to choose location. Are you
just collecting information from me, like Ikea does when they ask for
my postal code when I make a purchase from their brick mortar? Or is
there special content for the user for their locale.
The Intel dropdown says Choose a
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I think that's very confusing. If the user is not logged in, then
present a simple Login link. If he's logged in, then present
Username / Logout. That's the convention on most websites.
I would also ditch the Hi thing. If it was only on the homepage, then
that's fine but on every page kinda looks
I would suggest going with a torso and a small badge on top of it
representing a level (maybe a 3 bar chart, or a line one, or a line
splitting into three branches horizontaly). So that would convey the
message User Level that will effectively be the end result.
Or you could play on it being
On May 9, 2008, at 6:14 AM, Christine Neidley wrote:
Of course, standing all day can be exhausting, but it's something to
think about...I guess an user interface that allows a stand-up
position, and that allows us to make wide movements would be better.
This reminds me of some discussions I
Hi Rob,
Design is so much fun - heck, you gave away the fun part! Here's a
super quick ideation page for you:
http://www.peknik.com/temporary/IxDN.jpg
I couldn't spend any real time on it and had to use my iPhone for the
pictures, but what the heck...
The ideation process was as
Not merely a Blade Runner quote, but one's that's well-placed to cause
maximum viewer surprise ... and therefore improved user engagement
through the end of the paragraph. That's *D*E*S*I*G*N*I*N*G*!
400 quatloos on the Other Guy Named Will.
-Will
Will Parker
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On May 8,
Senior Information Architect - Freelance (possibly leading to a staff
position).
My client, a leading interactive design and marketing agency, is looking
for a Freelance Senior Information Architect for a 6 month assignment
(possibly leading to a staff position). Located in New York, they are
Is there a channel for IxDa'ers? If not, could we make one? I would love to
be able to ask questions and chat in an informal way if possible.
This could be localI am in PDX so I am shoutin' out to PDX IXDA peeps :)
Thoughts?
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Interaction Design.Media.Art.Love.
Hey everyone,
I am a student majoring in Information Systems with a concentration in
HCI/ID/UX/HF. I'm working on my final project and we are designing a small
scale social networking site. Were trying to come up with a sort of gaming
system that encourages the users to interact with each
I would love an IRC channel... It might sound counter intuitive, but I
actually have an easier time using IRC at work than responding to long
email threads :)
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 2:48 PM, paige saez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a channel for IxDa'ers? If not, could we make one? I would
We are a design and usability staffing company redesigning our website.
While we have come closer to the layout for our website's home page we are
having a debate on the colors to use on the home page. Since our target
audience would be designers and usability people would you like to suggest
what
Specify your location and language for specialized content for you
How many sites really do this?
Corporations add language selectors to indicate they have a
presence in each country and so that its easier for locals to read in
the language of that country ... however ...
suggest its rare that
We are a design and usability staffing company redesigning our website.
While we have come closer to the layout for our website's home page we are
having a debate on the colors to use on the home page.
You might be asking the wrong question. Instead of asking what colors
designers will like
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 3:31 PM, Harvinder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are a design and usability staffing company redesigning our website.
While we have come closer to the layout for our website's home page we are
having a debate on the colors to use on the home page.
Hi Harvinder,
On May 9, 2008, at 3:31 PM, Harvinder wrote:
We are a design and usability staffing company redesigning our
website.
While we have come closer to the layout for our website's home page
we are
having a debate on the colors to use on the home page. Since our
target
audience would be
Suggest also looking at longer term impacts of color after continued
use of a site and function. For example, a color may look nice on the
first, second and third visit etc but may become increasingly
distracting or even annoying after continued use.
One way to test this is have user try tasks on
I would suggest that you consider your brand colors and any desire to
have the color selections for the overall site work with those
colors, thereby providing a resonance with the brand message and a
color foundation to the design.
Jennifer Vignone
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.vignone.com
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