Hey party people. Got a new gig in for ya..nice opportunity for a mid/senior
IA (5 years experience) to be a big fish in a growing pond and serve as the
Founding Mother/Father of this co's official UX practice as called by name;
the Product folks already do quite a bit of high-level UX work, fyi.
I agree that the guideline could be expressed more clearly and that
there's no obvious answer to the how much longer question, yet.
It's perfect example of how marketing can interfere with clarity. I
understood what you meant, but it was open for interpretation if you
didn't understood the
Thanks Dave for the lengthy explanations. I think I understand the
benefits of the tool, but it won't ever become my main source of
communication. I am trying to cut out noice. :)
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These folks do some pretty good looking stuff:
http://www.tat.se/conceptlab/
And here are some fun mobile concept videos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tXSEtJnPh0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_FS2TiK3AI
http://www.vodafone.com/flash/future/application/index.html
I think Voice UI will not become primary mode of interaction in the
near future for obvious reasons. It'll be used mostly when Visual UI
is difficult to use i.e while driving a car, taking care of babies,
performing surgical procedure etc
Sachendra Yadav
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Is there a concrete distinction between use cases and user scenarios?
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On Friday 16 May 2008 03:31:16 Sachendra Yadav wrote:
Is there a concrete distinction between use cases and user scenarios?
A use case is a description of how a user might use an application to complete
a specific task and can vary in the application-specific detail from
simple pseudo-code
As a side note, there are many varieties of use cases and scenarios
with some of the types overlapping more than others. Here are some of
the types of scenarios that are described in the literature. They
vary in several dimensions including level of detail, forcus on person
versus technology or
Oddly enough, I have just gone through this at work where I am the dreaded
seo specialists. It is unfortunate that search engine technology affords
maximum relevance weight to the browser title and that this value has been
chosen over the title displayed on the page to appear in the search results
A use case typically includes information about how systems interact
with each other as well as how the person using the system interacts
with the system. For example, a use case might include information
about when the application interacts with a database or another
application.
User scenarios
I've seen some software use a color to fill in the checkbox for state
two. The fill color is the same as the color of the check that is
present in state one.
Turning the checkbox gray makes it seem unavailable -or at least
un-interactable- which is not the message you are trying to send.
. .
I can't resist to plug (:
Here are the results of a mobile interface design course at our university
in coop with the uex folks from lg mobile:
http://flickr.com/photos/fh-duesseldorf/collections/72157603894123604/
Since our focus is on graphic design, maybe you can find some inspiration
there,
I joined...hope to see some others participating.
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I just wanted to point out Robert H's blog - and specifically his article
about reinventing the About Us section of a corporate site. Check it out
here:
http://rhjr.net/theblog/2008/04/14/reinventing_about_us/
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We are working on this same issue right now in our desktop app and we
are using the small green filled square inside the checkbox for case
# 2. I have seen this used a lot in Windows to the point that I have
just assumed it is a standard. I will admit the first time I saw it
during a Visual Studio
i think
http://www.graffletopia.com
is the only one you need.
OG rules. you'll wonder why it tool you so long.
jd
On May 16, 2008, at 8:48 AM, Will Evans wrote:
Hi all,
For once - a non-snarky Will post. As of this week, I have made the
complete switch to Mac - and after installing
took.
took you so long.
when is spellcheck going to be more contextual ?
On May 16, 2008, at 11:44 AM, Jeff Gimzek wrote:
i think
http://www.graffletopia.com
is the only one you need.
OG rules. you'll wonder why it tool you so long.
jd
On May 16, 2008, at 8:48 AM, Will Evans wrote:
Recognizing the actual channels of communication is important, but
I'd say that the argument would be better applied to the Contact Us
section than the About Us section.
// jeff
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There was recently an article in a magazine and I am not sure which one was
it out of Inc, Entrepreneur or Fast Company where they were talking about
increasing role of hand written design. Has anybody read that?
What do you guys think of hand written design as a part of web design. Are
there any
Graffletopia certainly, but also the good people at the Yahoo Design Pattern
Library have now released an excellent co-ordinated set of UI stencils
(Visio Photoshop and Illustrator too).
http://developer.yahoo.com/ypatterns/
At the IA Summit I and all the people in the UI Patterns workshop were
Not sure if this is totally relevant to the list, but I would like
some advice on writing a software user manual.
The software we have developed is comparatively easy, but I still
need to document some of the basic
work flows. Rather than typing next, click and hold the button and
drag to
On 5/16/08, Sachendra Yadav [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a concrete distinction between use cases and user scenarios?
Here is my take on answering your question:
First the similarities:
Both are functional analysis tools and help to drill down on the
behaviour of a system vis-a-vis another
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