That doesn't make any sense at all. There is no reason to move the
mouse from one of these buttons to the other. You pick one of them.
Fitt's law doesn't enter into it.
Strictly true. But depending on where the pointer appears when the
item pops up it can make a difference. On many systems I
And another note few notes...
- I just took 5 years to get drag and drop of files back in the email
client.- The point that they are using HTML5 to be their platform for RIA is
not that good though.
- The spelling and translation tool is impressive!
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Håkan Reis
User experience consultant at
Dear Friends,
Channel 4 Future Media are looking for an experienced IA to join us
for a 1 - 2 week contract. The project is a redesign of an
entertainment website. Experience of working in a media environment
would be an advantage.
We are looking for someone to start on June 15th. £neg,
Apologies for the omission: The role is based in London, UK.
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Welcome to the Interaction
On Jun 3, 2009, at 7:38 AM, Kimberly wrote:
I am conducting research on how to best represent a conversion of one
content item to another. Does anyone know of some good design
examples or websites that feature this type of switch? Could be
anything, currency, weight, metric, etc.
Check out
On Jun 4, 2009, at 1:11 AM, Rebecca Whitfield wrote:
I think Amazon does this second tier quite nicely - if you perform
searches when you are not logged in, the next time you come back to
the site, the first thing you see is 'You looked at...'.
A little more detail on the Amazon security
Just a reminder that the first new monthly Bay Area designer event,
Chromatic, will be held tomorrow at 2pm at Hot Studio in San Francisco!
Check out the wiki for more information on sessions and add your name to the
RSVP list: http://bit.ly/chromatic. You can also follow us on Twitter (
Thanks Dave for the note. This year's graduation projects are very
impressive and the website content doesn't always communicate the
projects fully. Many of the projects have working prototypes that you
can explore or try out in the (physical) exhibition.
If some of you are curious and want more
