We have been using Tekton Pro as the sketchy font. To my eyes,
Tekton Pro appears hand written, but neat enough to avoid being
childish. Another advantage is that Tekton Pro seems to ship with
Adobe products from Photoshop Elements on up.
But, I think that the more important issue is making the
Funny, but I was going to suggest Tekton as well...one of my favorite
fonts for its proximity to my own handwriting (just...legible =]).
One method I've used for sketchy looking boxes is to give them a rap
sheet and a back-story, in case they get ratted out by a CI...
No really...you could try
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Hi there! I've recently run into an interesting challenge where a new
community site is launching, however, for it to be useful the member
profiles need to contain content, more than just a name and a city.
As an experience architect, I wouldn't create a process where a user would
end up at a
Howdy all, I'm wrestling with a small difference around forum behavior that I
hope will generate some interesting conversation here.
When you return to a forum that you are a member of (you have an account and
are logged in), and that forum displays the count of unread posts for each
All -
Please forgive my LinkedIn Request.
I am about to fire off an email to them to tell them that the user
experience of adding your friends from email is pretty poor, seeing as
how every single person in my gmail account happened to get an email
from them last evening... including about 5000
I believe we have a friend over at LinkedIn - Christina W. who can apologize
for LinkedIn's Bac'n generator :-)
I have come to despise Bac'n.
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 1:00 PM, Dave Meeker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All -
Please forgive my LinkedIn Request.
I am about to fire off an email to
Thanks Will... and again, sorry everyone!
What a bad situation!
For anyone who cares... here is the experience that I had which has
led to a zillion people I don't know that well getting LinkedIn
requests from me. That bothers me because I like LinkedIn a lot, but
ONLY use it for people I
Jake, I'm not understanding your comment...
*You should never EVER input your password into a field that isn't
asterisked. This goes way beyond someone peering over your
shoulder.*
I've been experimenting with this on a new site and from what my
developer colleagues have told me, using
Heather: Can anyone provide solid data as to why or why not to show
this type of content?
Nope, but...
I'd turn the perspective around to two questions
1) As a searcher, why give results with no valuable content? If
people wanted directory listings, fine. However its a community site
and so
But Bac'n is so tasty! Is it anything like spam?
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 11:04 AM, Will Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe we have a friend over at LinkedIn - Christina W. who can apologize
for LinkedIn's Bac'n generator :-)
I have come to despise Bac'n.
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 1:00
Privacy would be the primary factor to me. Take Facebook - I want my
friends to find me in search results, but I don't want all my
profile information available to John Q. Stalker. I may have a very
extensive profile that *appears* sparse in a search executed by a
user I don't know.
. . . . .
While I agree that the Enter your email again to confirm is
problematic fr a number of reasons (power users will cut and paste,
forms fill-in will fill in the first correctly leaving the second
empty which the user can then fill in incorrectly and double entry
being close enough to error recovery
Thanks to all for the great insights. I plan to download the paper and the
team has agreed to use a less obtrusive font for the testing.
Janna C. Kimel, JK Consulting
Career: Design Research/User Experience
Volunteer: Co Vice-Chair OR-IDSA
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Calling:
Hi everyone,
We are charged with the redesign of a cross platform (Windows, Mac and
Linux) application. From data we've collected, we know about 93
percent of users are Windows users, 6-7 percent are Mac and the
remaining 1 percent are some flavor of Linux.
The application was originally written
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Hi,
Color me confused. What exactly do you mean by native? Do you mean
you've designed a different interface for each platform (which is
what I usually understand native to mean in this context) or do you
mean that you're designing a single interface for all 3 that is
native to some unspoken
Put them to good use today actually! Am a newbie to Axure and these
were a big help.
Good stuff!
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