Hello, Guys! I don't know about Mac.. but Visio... it really old
programm. Try To Use Axure RP Pro 5 - it's really better.
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http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=29191
The Many Faces of User Experience: Usability through holistic practice
Conference
June 16-20th in Baltimore, MD, USA.
http://upa2008.org/
This is the Usability Professionals' Association International Conference.
We're expecting 700+ attendees with tracks on: Managing User Experience;
[excuse the cross-posting]
Just a reminder that tomorrow Adaptive Path is hosting the Queens of
Content for a two-fer presentation at our offices at 363 Brannan.
Details here (and please use Upcoming to let us know if you're coming!)
http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/668376
We start with
Can anyone point me to shape libraries for Axure? The drawing tools are
so limited.
Or possibly, a way to import shapes from Visio?
Alinta Thornton
User Experience Lead
Independent Digital Media
Welcome to the Interaction Design
Hi Elise:
Sarah Bloomer has some training talking to this specifically User
Experience Strategy, Vision and Teams,Building and Managing a
Successful User Experience Team and Creating a UX Vision and
Strategy See: www.sarahbloomer.com
Can also check out materials from -
I like the bananarepublic.com one.
the one thing that drives me nuts about it is that initial interaction
makes it seem like it is a drawer that opens and closes, but when you
click to re-open it, you leave the page.
I did an improvement on that experience for an amex site:
see
That's more of a general branding issue that I'm not sure I'm
qualified to answer. But I've seen lots of cases online where some
organisation changed their identity or, more frequently, got bought by
some other company. Usually this is accompanied by a lot of publicity,
so there's almost always
Hello,
If I want to do a survey to participant about, for example, usability of a
product. Is it better to formulate questions in a positive way ? Is this
product is easy to use ? or rather in a negative way Did you experience
difficulties using this product ?
Or maybe I should ask them both,
More importantly, the question you that should always be asked if you
want to get any insights that will help you improve your product is
WHY they think your product is (un)usable.
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 11:21 AM, Steve Baty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chiwah,
It's preferable to ask the question
On 5/19/08, Alinta Thornton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone point me to shape libraries for Axure? The drawing tools are
so limited.
What shapes are you looking for?
While there are no libraries out there that I know of, Axure does allow you
to make custom widgets. What you do is create
I just upgraded to v5. Did they just take off the GUI stencils from the
default list? Why??
--
-Vishal
http://www.vishaliyer.com
On Sun, May 18, 2008 at 11:33 AM, Itamar Medeiros [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Todd Zazelenchuk (Intuit) and Elizabeth Boling (Indiana University)
created Omnigraffle
The stencils have all been reorganised but they are all still there. You can
now also set Favorites. If there are any stencils you added to the old
version you can easily re-import them.
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 2:51 PM, Vishal Iyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just upgraded to v5. Did they just
Hi again Michael,
Mike Z makes some great points in his post and reminded me that in fact
I was accepted on a conditional basis. Mike also makes suggests getting
in touch with people in the department. Great idea. Get someone on your
side. They may not be able to get you in, but it always
Just a quick note: Your hypothesis sounds great. With Likert scales
(even if they're using words instead of numbers to rate the
participants response) try to use an even number of options. Four is
nice. With four options, your participant must to decide between the
two poles, but still has room to
What you are prosing is called semantic differential. Think very
carefully about the terms you use... it it not as simple as you might
think. getting those terms right is the single hardest part of this
technique and has the potential to radically skew your results. There
is quite a bit of
NavigationArts, a fast growing Washington D.C. metro Internet services
company, is seeking qualified candidates for the full-time position as
the Director of User Experience. NavigationArts provides professional
services to help clients solve complex business problems with Web
technologies
Hi all
Don't know if this would fly in the US, but here's a suggestion: try the Open
University.
This is the UK's distance learning university. It consistently gets the highest
ratings for student satisfaction of all UK
universities, and it also has a high reputation academically.
The point
Hi Shahriar,
On May 19, 2008, at 8:13 PM, Shahriar Widjaja wrote:
I'm looking to go a UX-theme conferences, something similar to IA
summit
2008 and Future of Web App 2008.
The IDEA Conference
October 7-8, Chicago IL
http://ideaconference.org/
Cheers,
~ Jorge
Hello Elise,
Around 2001, Jon Innes and I had a session at UPA on Managing a
Usability Team. We brainstormed a list of problems faced by managers
and then used the fishbone diagram method to elaborate on the causes
of those problems which included things like being too successful
without enough
Does anyone have a link to any good RD on the usage of a Print Friendly link
on a website. If it's used at all, if 1% of people click on it, etc.
There's a discussion on the guidelines of it's usage...
http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=28529
...but no discussion on IF it's actually used.
didnt someone make some iXda badges to put up on one's site to link to
iXda.org ?
If not, I am going to do some, so speak up if you can save me 20
minutes !
jd
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Jeffrey D. Gimzek | Senior User Experience Designer
http://www.glassdoor.com
http://www.lukew.com/ff/img/member_ixda.gif
On May 20, 2008, at 1:49 PM, Jeff Gimzek wrote:
didnt someone make some iXda badges to put up on one's site to link
to iXda.org ?
If not, I am going to do some, so speak up if you can save me 20
minutes !
jd
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Jeffrey D. Gimzek |
thanks man !
can we post this on the iXda site someplace for other peeps to snag ?
jd
On May 20, 2008, at 1:50 PM, Luke Wroblewski wrote:
http://www.lukew.com/ff/img/member_ixda.gif
On May 20, 2008, at 1:49 PM, Jeff Gimzek wrote:
didnt someone make some iXda badges to put up on one's
I use it on every single site that gives me information of value that I wish
to save, or read on the subway, or in the bathtub. I do a lot of research
online, so that means I use it a lot. I hate killing the trees, but I am
ALWAYS printing.
And it makes me absolutely SCREAM when I encounter pages
Hi Elise,
I am the list moderator of the UX Management list, hosted by the IA Institute.
The list is free to join and our recent conversations have focused on questions
to ask in an interview, salary surveys and how to structure your team.
Hello!
Not a very exciting query I'm afraid, but I'm hoping you can all help me
clear up a little debate we've been having all day.
*
When doing a content inventory, is there a correct (standard) way to
number the sections starting from the home page?*
According to most sources [1] it appears to
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