Thoughtpile is a promotional site, designed to provide fun, a sense of
engagement and participation, and perhaps even social utility. Not
the worst
thought in the world, and a refreshing break from banner ad promos for
office furniture. Take what you find useful to your purpose, and
leave
Nasir,
Thank you for setting up the stream tonight - it was great to be able to log
in and follow events.
My feedback as a remote observer is as follows:
* the quality of the video tonight was not as good as the stream from Will's
presentation last month;
* The video was very pixelated and
I suggest having a look at the ICE (Information Communication
Entertainment) system used by Emirates. Really simple easy to use,
but the screens themselves are sometimes not that responsive, needing
to be touched 2 or 3 times in some cases (sometimes a surprisingly
hard push is needed)...
Karl
Check out http://imgfave.com
It's an image bookmarking site I built, similar to ound, but
open to everyone. Has a pretty decent community going. In case your
interested, it was built using the open source laconi.ca
microblogging platform.
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I'm one of the founders of ProofHQ and a long-time lurker on IxDA
forums.
ProofHQ is a web app built specifically for designers to get feedback
and approval from their teams.
I have hesitated to mention what we do in other threads, but this
question relates so directly to what we do that I
Hi Sam,
Great question, hope I can do it justice!
I *was* a UK-based UX consultant but in May 2008 I upped sticks with my other
half. There were a number of reasons, but certainly future prospects and
availability of work were two of them.
At the risk of sounding a bit big-headed in a oh, I
It is a good book, although I think he goes a bit overboard against
engineers IMHO.
'mark
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On Dec 10, 2008, at 6:30 AM, Leon Barnard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He (Alan Cooper) talks about his IFE design in 'The Inmates are
Running the Asylum', so I recommend picking up
Yes, he seems to be thinking differently now ... in Cooper's keynote at
Interaction08, he talks about engineers as fellow craftsmen.
Ben Galbraith has a good summary in his blog post:
http://benzilla.galbraiths.org/2008/02/09/interaction08-friday-keynote-alan-cooper/
Bruce Esrig
On Thu, Dec 11,
Yes, that's funny. I've been an engineer and for many years (28+) I
did see how we designed and developed UI's, some were pretty bad, and
some pretty decent. Often we accused of putting everything and the
kitchen sink in the UI, cause that's what we as engineers would want.
Then I started
Hi Everyone,
I'm posting the entire schedule for the conference. It is an impressive
list of speakers, workshops and events. Links will take you to the
crowdvine conference site.
Thursday, February 5
9:00 - 1:00PM
http://interaction09.crowdvine.com/talk/bookmark/2565?sidebar=
Title: Senior Interaction Designer
Location: San Francisco
Compensation: To low 100's base + bonus + excellent benefits + regular
telecommuting opportunities
A large, well-known, leading consumer site is seeking a talented Senior
Interaction Designer to lead the design of new applications
Last nigth's IxDA Los Angeles Storytelling Salon was a success with
two great presentations delivered to a full house of 70 people! IxDA
Los Angeles would like to thank our great community for attending.
Thank you Jay Bushman, Michael Blakely Anna-Marie White for such
engaging and educational
The article does not pay enough respect to other fields that focus
specifically on behavior change management - i.e., public health,
change managment, psychology, etc. I also agree that supporting
arguments are too scarce to support the author's main argument, that
Interaction design can solve the
I guess I'm in the minority on this and design for sustainability.
I think interaction designers should design interactions that meet
the goals and needs of the users for whom the interaction is
designed. Somehow, there's an imperious political bent that seems to
come out in some
Joe - I know what you're saying, and it's something I've considered quite a
lot.
But what do you think in cases where users' goals/needs really *could* align
with an environmentally beneficial perspective, assuming they realise it?
E.g. no user wants to spend more on energy, but the design of
Hello. I'm curious about methods for finding out why subscribers to a
site stop visiting that site. For example, imagine that I have some
social networking site, and I notice that some subscribers (some of
them new members, some old) simply stop visiting it. They don't cancel
their accounts, they
Thanks Christina! I'm looking forward to the first meeting next week.
I've created a Facebook group at
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=40506506028 for people to join and
figure out how to go from here.
Cindy
On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 7:05 PM, Christina Wodtke cwod...@eleganthack.comwrote:
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