I'll give it a shot. I agree about the previously decline in design
and article numbers, but I've often used articles in their for some
of my PhD research.
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Posted from the new ixda.org
http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=39209
Interesting research, though I'm not entirely sure the results are
due to the distance per se or whether this is an apples and apples
comparison.
The culture and organisation of a project team make a big difference
to their success, co-located or not. It also ignores the fact that
some projects
On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 9:16 PM, Jared Spool jsp...@uie.com wrote:
Hi Tom,
Excellent question. Here's my take:
First, I want to ask: are we talking about whether the business objectives
are in the persona or with the persona description document? [snip]
I was mainly speaking to the
I usually work with specifically grouped information in separate docs.
Market research (competitive analysis etc), User needs and behaviors
(including personas), and Biz requirements (sometimes including technical
constraints, but sometimes its better as a fourth bucket). The reason I keep
these
Hi,
I'm a little late to the discussion (and new to IxDA)... Nasir was
so kind to point me to this thread - I'm working with Mozilla Labs,
spearheading our efforts to build a global Open Innovation program
under the roof of the Labs Concept Series
I can't find it but I remember reading an article about a touchscreen
UI that was used for intake at a pediatrician's office. Kids were
MUCH more likely to respond honestly to mental health questions
(e.g., do you ever think about suicide?) on a computer than they were
if a doctor or nurse asked
Hello Bas,
The work done at Microsoft Research Bangalore (Text Free UI for Illertate
Users) might be of some help/inspiration to you.
Here are some links to their work/papers:
*http://research*.*microsoft*
.com/en-us/um/india/groups/tem/presentations/text-freeui.ppt
Hi there,
Thanks to all who applied - we have an impressive number of very qualified
candidates!
Kind regards,
Christine
Welcome to the Interaction Design Association (IxDA)!
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IMHO, mint.com's homepage does a few things that make it a compelling
and convincing screen:
- Tabs allow users to learn more about various site features without
leaving the page
- Features and benefits are displayed visually, showing the actual
product
- The Sign Up CTA remains consistent in
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When the user is wasting time! We found in a study of over 1,000 users that
they used the internet on their phone when they had nothing else to do,
which breaks the misconception that the user is using the phone to save
time. This research was done in the UK, where many people do long train
Thnx again for all your thoughts and idea's
@Vicky Teinaki
I haven't had the time to read the paper, but i think the insight of
Paul Dourish can help me thinking of my problem a different way.
@Praneet Koppula
Thnx for that paper
@Kim Bieler
Spoken language is one of the things we used in the
Interesting.
I noticed you pulled some quotes from the survey and used them as examples.
What criteria was met for the ones that were picked?
I was 1 of the 200 who took the survey.
Kindest Regards,
Angel
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 2:55 PM, Elizabeth Bacon
li...@elizabethbacon.comwrote:
Hello
I'm interested in fleshing out some more detail for the following:
http://make.involutionstudios.com/conceptcar/
I'm looking to add more tools + resources links and am seeking out
things I've missed in the process to make sure the list is as thorough
as possible. For example I know
@Barbara: I think it's a good idea and I'd like to share the results
with you and put them in the wiki
@Jarod, Chauncey, Angel: I am going to update the doc with your
suggestions but if you have more, please write them there ;)
@James: this is really interesting. Do you think that the perception
Superb.
Professional elegant. Very clean.
Excellent use of technology to convey the message.
The layout is solid as well as the code.
I really like the use of color and the sketched icons.
I like how the dots fall to marginal for flash and silverlight, lol.
Good job.
iRise, I just evaluated
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