On May 8, 2009, at 1:42 PM, Brad Nunnally wrote:
Some claim there is an ethical issue that arises any time someone
tries to
influence another with or without their consent. Being a student of
philosophy I can see the gray line that separates the ethical issue,
but I
rest that on the should
Hi Ljuba and Ben, sounds like a fun project. I took the liberty of
making a couple changes:
http://tinyurl.com/r45gwc
- I brought back the bounding boxes around the selection items... I
thought it might help distinguish between the top and bottom
sections. It's also familiar to existing users.
We're already well on our way to something like this. Thanks for the
link :).
On May 9, 2009, at 11:59 AM, Angel Anderson wrote:
This would be great for the Interaction '10 schedule and program
instead of the bulky menu from last year.
Cheers!
Todd Zaki Warfel
Principal Design Researcher
http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=41773
My experiences with voice-based interfaces has always been pretty
caustic. Often you have a voice command-line, where in the user can
speak commands that the computer understands (let's ignore
imperfections in recognition for now) and the computer perform
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morse_code
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUcOaGawIW0
http://www.de-han.org/vietnam/chuliau/lunsoat/sound/
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I'm not sure what all these links have to do with each other. Or what
they have to do with the topic. The last one sure. But Morse Code is
difficult to learn and doesn't really offer anything to a modern
voice-based interface... Unless I'm really missing something.
And I understand the implication
What are my options?
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Lots of stuff on how to write & design help. As Jared said, technical
communicators have been doing this work for years...and also
struggling with the question, "Does anyone use help?" Indeed,
writing and designing online help systems helped me move from tech
writing to UI design to HCI/IA/IxD to U
At 9:55 AM -0400 5/9/09, William Brall wrote:
>Focus on making HTML email more secure, rather than making it look
>good when people turn it, or part of it, off.
>
>Crack that egg, and no one will turn it off anymore.
I will.
Elizabeth
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I agree that security is worthy concern, but I expect that it's something
that only relatively technical users think about. For most people, I think
having to click a link to see images is just a "strange" extra step that
many don't bother doing. (I'm guessing.)
Email is stuck in the dark ages.
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