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I am still a university student, coming from the more technical
Management Information Systems field. During my studies we learned
about what can be considered the predecessor to IxD: "traditional"
Human Computer Interaction, with its roots in Computer and Cognitive
Science.
The more I read and lea
It means a workable prototype.
karl : )
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My response to this Traci, thanks for a great read,
http://digikev.co.uk/08-06-2009/iterative-process-play-making-design/
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You'll find this list handy if you want some free stock images and a
lot of variety to choose from:
http://www.theuxbookmark.com/2009/02/creative-design/free-stock-photography-resources/
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On Jun 8, 2009, at 8:27 AM, Bhooshan wrote:
My question is, how does one accomplish the difficult task of
introducing a new design? how does the organization shift seamlessly
from the older version UI to the new one without any surprises for
the user? how can the user begin using a new system s
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Research in the US shows that each year consumers return millions of
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Does anyone have pointers to reference implementations for carousels
which deal with acceleration physics?
On a more general note, are there reference implementations available
for "standard" gestures (pinch, stretch, twist, etc)? I would hate
to have to reinvent the, um, carousel...
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I've not heard of it either - but I have a few guesses.
Just from the semantics, I would guess that they mean a mid-fidelity
HTML prototype, where you can actually click option buttons and buttons
and checkboxes and select things from list boxes and change screens,
etc., but that there is no other
Hi all,
My latest column on UXmatters is out, and it's all about iteration and
"rehearsal" as means to creative outcomes. Interested in hearing others
thoughts on why they think/or don't that iterative processes work so well.
http://tinyurl.com/nls7fu
Traci Lepore
Graphic Designer
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I have not heard this exact term before, but it sounds like a "click
through" or interactive prototype. Basically, they're asking for
an HTML/graphical mockup in which they can click on links to bring up
a subsequent page. Full functionality and real data is not expected.
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A first mock-up of a website - not fully functional - using the
planned layout and allowing clicks e.g. on the main items of the
navigation.
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We recently went through a similar redesign. Through extensive card
sorting and usability testing of new and experienced users, we found
that keeping the old (albeit non-ideal) terminology was often the best
compromise. Experienced users just got too lost if we renamed functions
and topics that the
iStockphoto is a good source.
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Hi Christine,
A "click dummy" is basically an interactive prototype that allows people to
click through your design as though they were actually using it, but without
any actual functionality.
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I have a client that is asking for a "Click Dummy" as part of a
proposal but I have not heard of the term used before. Can anyone
help me out? Thanks much, Christine
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This is my first post, since I have been an avid reader of ALL the
advices and comments from intellectual people over here. But a small
question popped in my mind when I came across a website that was
redesigned and I was completely lost. Pardon me if this query has
been answered before.
It's an e
Most of us know how to enter time without typos; the only tricky part is
dealing with times between 0:00 and 12:59 that are unmarked with am/pm.
So it seems like the simplest approach would be a text-entry box with
decent validation and a hint (e.g., "You can enter time like 2:30pm or
14:30").
ya know, it ticks me off I can't edit my posts! g!
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Interestingly, there seems to be an interesting mental model around
paging in search. The 2nd page is the only one where users prefer the
numeric pager. After page 2, the Next button dominates paging
triggers. My hypothesis is that this is the difference between "Ok,
I'll try one more page" and "I
...another word that might work could be 'framework'. It encompasses
the idea of bringing together a number of concepts together in a
consolidated way. On the other hand, it may be too broad a term.
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Hmm... to me, 'offering' has that duality: it could mean one
instance or the consolidation of many.
I was thinking that a circular reference to 'experience' might not
be too bad. But in the end, an experience resides within an
individual. Through an experience strategy, we can make efforts to
dire
A friend of mine who does this sort of work in the
corporate/industrial video production business
(www.outofthebluemedia.com) was impressed with the videos on this
site: http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.asp
Which is sort of a two-fer, since the product helps produce video
from on-screen activity.
Hi Ted,
Check out:
Facebook (embedded tooltips)
Hunch (initial questionnaire)
iLike (initial questionnaire)
Tumblr (getting started sequence)
Each of these sites has excellent embedded getting started materials.
(You may have to kill your cookies to see the full experience)
Cheers,
Josh
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I think the wonder wheel is a great idea, but it seems out of place in
the google search page. That's probably more of a "well, how the heck do
we tack THIS thing onto our traditional search" problem.
But the upside is that it serves as an evolving mind map of a search and
lets you easily retrace
On Jun 8, 2009, at 1:46 AM, Ted Kilian wrote:
I am looking for good examples of get started tutorials - by which I
mean
the optional tooltips that guide you through an online application
for the
first time. I have seen this most often in games, but I know I have
run
across it in websites a
Hi Matt,
As a fellow New Yorker, I would highly recommend that you look into R/GA
(www.rga.com).
They are an interactive agency located on 39th Street, between 8th and
9th (Hell's Kitchen area).
When I was in the process of transitioning from Web Design to
Interactive Design, R/GA was the first
Hi Matt,
All the best with your endevour and new career! Here's my 2 cents worth:
1. What Interactive Job titles should I be applying for?
- Beginner/Intern Information Architect/ Interaction Designer/Prototyper.
I'd get anything you can to get in the door, even Business Analyst.
2. Can you rec
Hi Aya,
We're based in London, England, so the commute might be a bit long!
;)
Unfortunately we're looking for someone based in or around London,
as we would like them to work from our offices.
Cheers!
Alex
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The search options are only showing up for some - shame, looks interesting
that.
This reminds me of Kartoo, and old search engine that tried to use a visual
device to link search results, Just checking and it's still going:
http://www.kartoo.com/
It used to default to the visual display, but it
Neat, hadn't seen that before. Thanks for sharing.
Sadly I found the results irrelevant to the stuff I was searching on.
Funny I just created a semantic network visualizer this weekend. I was
wondering how/when it could apply to normal search and wiki's.
Troy.
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Has anyone used the Wonder Wheel feature in Google search? (On the search
results page, go to 'Show Options' > Wonder Wheel)
I think its a totally different way to approach search and also a great
visualization to display related search results.
Thoughts?
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