I just attended Protofarm this evening and had a few comments about the
event and how to make future Farm events more effective.
Overall, there were a few good presos - I particularly enjoyed Tellme
talking about the Mobile Phone Sleeve and bringing their paper prototype to
life with a live de
Noldus is one of the companies offering solutions and tools for
usability studies:
http://www.noldus.com/human-behavior-research
- Yohan
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i think the issue has to be thought more on a per project basis. this
means that one must go from having a general understanding of the
whole project before even attempting to start making any type of
meaningful contribution to it. then, one divides the work into every
team member%u2019s specialty
Not sure if this is the right place, but I was just wondering if you
had any feedback for my entry.
http://vimeo.com/4783614
I didn't remove tabs totally because all other ideas increased the
interaction between the user and the browser, so therefore I tried to
minimise the effects of tabs by dev
Hello,
I am running usability studies where I am videotaping our
participants faces and recording the screen output as well. When I
go to watch the footage afterward, the two clips are never
synchronized, and so I have to play them in two windows and
painstakingly synchronize them by quickly doub
There are two different principles at work in context menus:
Predictability and efficiency. If your users are novices or casuals
users, then it might be better to disable some items and keep them
around (assumming that they are used often across contexts). If your
users are expert, then you may w
Take a look at the Nintex Workflow add on to
SharePoint(http://tinyurl.com/cpw9dw). They have a nice video that
might give you some ideas.
Kind regards,
Will
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On May 26, 2009, at 2:33 AM, PREETI SALUJA wrote:
2) Is there any guideline for the font and button size for
touchscreen PC
application?
Based on some research done at MIT, I recommend in general 1cm square/
circle as a good target for finger pads (what is most likely being
used to touch
You may want to look into SharePoint. In my (albeit limited)
experience with it, they've really got every base covered.
Not saying the UI is all that great, because there's many, many
areas for improvement. But when you see all the features and
functionality they have packed in, you may be able t
Dear anonymous,
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 10:35, wrote:
> My favored behavior is to remove commands which are not available.
> (...)
> But in some cases i think it would be better to deactivating the
> commands which are not available or mixed the both bevaviors.
It depends. If the actual context
Thanks everyone who responded to my questions. It was all very helpful
and reaffirmed most of my assumptions.
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Looking for some product designers in the Seattle Area who want to (and
can credibly) pontificate about the future of tech/design/UI for a
"documentary". Hit me up privately if you are interested.
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Do people have examples they'd like to share of what is considered a
good UI for a workflow application? (Roles, tasks, steps,
dependencies, etc)
I've seen things like Gantt charts and other diagram-type interfaces
versus more grid/spreadsheet-type design patterns. Are there any data
on which pa
IxDA Atlanta is finally getting off the ground, and we're launching
with an informal social event at Cafe Intermezzo in Buckhead. Join us!
What: A happy hour gathering to launch IxDA Atlanta, meet other
members, talk about stuff, and discuss activities and topics for
future IxDA Atlanta meetings.
Don't forget, IxDA and Johnny Holland have partnered with Mozilla Labs to
support the Mozilla Labs Design Challenge. We would love to see our
community participate! This summer's topic:
> *"Reinventing Tabs in the Browser - How can we create, navigate and manage
> multiple web sites within the s
Ditto, Dante! There's always (always) room for another voice . . .
Andrew
Andrew Schechterman
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E-mail: aschechter...@gmail.com
Phone: 1-303-886-2440
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On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 11:50 PM, Whitney Hess wrote:
> Congrats, Dant
Congrats, Dante! Thrilled that I gave you the nudge you've been
needing.
Hope we get a chance to talk next time :-\
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I look forward to seeing you there.
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Regarding zoom, I think it's always nice to give orientation, some kind of
thumbnail showing where you are and depending upon the fidelity, where other
objects are off-screen.
I would also add that touch (and definitely multi touch) on a larger device is
different than touch on a smaller one (e.g
In that cooper book 'about face' their is a section that recommends
something along the lines of printing the UI out dipping your fingers
in ink and touching the interactive elements to see if the button size
accomodates finger tips..
I just installed windows7...
Sent from my iPhone
On Ma
My 2 cents:
Generally speaking, aren't managers generalists and staff specialists?
Managers & generalists needs the broader picture, while staff needs to
focus on the task at hand. So depending on your role in the company,
it will probably determine what you need to be.
Some companies expect gene
Hi!
I have been working on a "All in one touchscreen PC" , something similar
to HP Touch smart PC
on windows 7 platform and it supports multitouch.
I have some queries and would like to get your suggestions for the same.
1) How was your experience with HP Touch smart PC? Any specific pain point
hello,
i have a question about the behavior of context menu commands in tables which are not available. The tables could be contain different "objects" with different options (commands) and supporting multiple selections.
My favored behavior is to remove commands which are not available. But whe
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