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Company: Motorola
Location: US – Holtsville, New York
Job Level: Senior Staff
Field: Interaction Design
Job Functions: Project Management,
Sometime next year we are thinking of hosting the interaction design
competition on our website. We do not have any format yet but I will love
some ideas about how to approach it, what resources will we need on our
website, execution, etc.
If you have any ideas and will like to send it my way will
Hi all,
I am looking for an expert in Adobe InDesign who can come teach an
afternoon workshop for interaction designers on tips and tricks for wireframing.
Things like...
dynamic headers
importing from other programs
working with layers
working with libraries
etc
If you know anyone who
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Jim,
You're right I probably shouldn't have used the term "killer
app", but it does stand to reason that Chrome better present a
pretty damn good reason to switch. I would wager that most of the
folks on this list use multiple browsers either for testing or just
because we're geeks like that. We a
These are good points. I always like to know whether I'm about to
download something before it happens, which is why I wanted to
distinguish between links that go to another site versus links that
have a file behind them. Since I don't know whether users have PDF
plug-ins to their browsers,
Kim, you may consider using a 'mouse over' effect, in such a way that
the information about the file type and it's size would appears only
when the mouse pointer is over the link.
This way you would still have the information, but it wouldn't
"clutter" the interface. The 'cons' of this solution is
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Is the file type and size going to be a decision factor as to which
file they download, or is it just informative?
What about hiding them until mouseover? I just did a quick CSS
experiment using a span inside the to make the file type and size
and same as the bg colour, and therefore invisible, t
I built a site for a client a while back with a lot of links to PDFs,
Word docs, etc. At the time, I understood the best practice was to
identify the link type and document size in parens after the link:
2007 Strategic Report [256kb PDF]
but I'm starting to feel like this junks up th
CNet review on G1,
http://reviews.cnet.com/smartphones/htc-dream-t-mobile/4505-6452_7-33283585.html
P.S.
I wish i works fine with it's battery.
Cheers,
-- Jarod
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 1:34 AM, David Malouf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So the discussion on the G1 has now turned into one of critiq
I am looking for a source for UI design tips/guidelines for Swing
(Java).
I am looking for graphic design-type guidelines, such as font (no
anti-aliasing) and image constraints (no complex blends), rather than
the more prolific programming tutorials.
Can anyone point me to a book or site?
That would be great Christina! You should shoot Pabini an email with
the idea.
As another opportunity, Liya & Jeanine will be doing this studio as a
pre-conf workshop at the IxDA conference this coming February.
-- dave
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Anyone want to do this in the valley (silicon, baby)? LinkedIn happy to
host.
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 5:28 AM, NYC IxDA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> SECOND ANNUAL INTERACTION DESIGN STUDIO
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> You are invited to join the New York IxDA community for a hands-on,
> interactive design studio evening.
You should take a look at the Ergonomic criteria for human-computer
interaction from Bastien and Scapin.
http://www.inria.fr/rrrt/rt-0156.html
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 11:24 AM, David Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you all who have replied to my post! I'm going to look over the
> stuff
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Last fall we launched our very first Studio event, which
Do they have to completely dismantle Internet Explorer in order to be
> successful..?
Absolutely. IE has been a cancerous blot on the web for about half a decade,
impeding standardization and innovation in browsers. Once enjoying 95%
dominance, it's lost nearly a quarter of its user base (much mo
Hey Kim -
Sometimes I'll manually recreate stuff (or compile stuff from
different sources into one file) -- and in doing so learn more about
the material itself. Seems far too time consuming, but I'll only do it
-- for example -- when I'm staying late at the office to avoid sitting
in tra
> Gestural interfaces aren't so great for:
> - heavy data input
>
While true for text entry for those accustomed to physical keyboards per se,
this may be a tad shortsighted in general.
Touchscreens (or any other design component, for that matter) don't live in
a vacuum. It's better to refer to t
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