I think acceleration is a more general issue than just carousel
implementation. I am no mathematician. I've been using the Tweener
class. If you are interested in acceleration you should definitely go
take a look. http://code.google.com/p/tweener/
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Another solution is the 3D Wall Pro
http://www.flashloaded.com/flashcomponents/3dwall/
If you just want to have a decent carousel effect. It's very easy to
use, all parameters can be changed directly in XML
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Hi All,
I am looking at a survey similar to the one posted on
http://www.useit.com/papers/uselabs.html
That is from 1994. Am looking for something very recent.
If at all you can help me with some information on the usability labs
housed in your companies, it would be a great help!
Thanks,
Vin
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Another thing to note is that the tabbed region will consist of the
menu with tab labels and the individual panes as separate entities.
In context the label on the tab menu works as a header for the pane.
Out of context, in the flow of the HTML document, each pane requires a
header. If the end
I would disagree that tabs must have rounded corners to be
recognizable as 'tabs'. Not only are there numerous other methods for
creating a tab metaphor (notched corners, color labels along the top
or side borders, etc.) but many sites use rectangular borders with
effective results. It's harder
Yes I agree I worded the need for rounded corners too strongly before.
I do find that rounded corners are requested both by my head of
digital and clients frequently. You can get away with other tab
metaphors or straight edges but take on board that rounded corners
may be requested. I was lucky
Sorry, I thought a little HTML would be allowed, here is the link to
the example http://www.nulc.ac.uk/pages/school_leavers/
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Hi all,
I'm new to building internationalized web sites, and so I'm looking
at design patterns for language pickers.
Have you seen any good ones? Much appreciated. Thanks!
Jason R.
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Thank you every one for your feedback. This is helping me
tremendously.
Best,
Matt
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Welcome
This is a really clear and user-friendly one:
http://www.williamhill.com/
(Full disclosure: I used to work for them but left before they
redesigned the site to its current version)
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Thanks for your comment, Christian. I should have clarified my post:
I always start with pencil or pen, but I eventually move into some
type of electronic format since it's easier to share with remote
teams. My goal was to summarize some electronic options their
corresponding templates. I
Jason,
Did you read my mind I was just about to send out a similar post.
My line of thought was about best practices on how users select countries and
languages on global websites.
A few questions...
Should sites auto detect IP addresses and serve default settings according to
country,
Jason - you may find some useful examples in this thread:
http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=42588
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I'm conducting a usability study on a variety of keyboards. I need
scientifically-sound random (yet grammatical) text for the users to
type. Does anyone here know of an online resource for text like this?
Is there a standard?
Welcome
Hi All,
I was wondering if anyone has experience with very low cost, off-site
testing software and strategies.
In the next few months I may have to conduct several off-site
interaction observations but will not be able to travel. At my disposal
are some quiet testing rooms equipped with
Have you looked at UserVue? It's another TechSmith product, like
Morae:
http://www.techsmith.com/uservue.asp
I'm in a similar position, and so far, UserVue is looking like a
good option in terms of features and ease of setup, although I really
wish it weren't Windows-only.
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Thanks DigiKev for the reminder of how semantic markup will aide in
graceful degradation in this case. I too am - or was, until my recent
position - the person who not only designed, but also built the
interfaces (HTML/CSS presentation). I'm struggling to get that sort
of thing done here as our
A good one to use is:
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
It includes all lets of the alphabet.
Best wishes,
Marvin
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Looking for a extremely detail-oriented (nearly OCD) UX designer with
3-5 years experience in mobile user experience requirements
documentation - wireframes, workflows, etc. for a 6 week contract in
NYC. Must be able to collaborate from our offices in Hudson Square
area for a majority of the
UserVue is a very good option. I conducted remote UTs with users
worldwide using UserVue! True, it would have been great had it
supported MacOS.
As for the strategy...
I mailed them a basic information guide so that they become aware of
what the process will be and how we will proceed with the
http://app.sgizmo.com/surveybuilder/preview_survey.php?id=144726
Please click on the above link and help me with the information am
trying to gather about usability labs worldwide. There are merely 10
questions to answer. Your contribution is highly appreciated.
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This is a great post and doc put together on the subject of remote
testing tools: http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=41325
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Please use the below link to enter the survey.
http://www.surveygizmo.com/s/144726/user-experience-labs-survey
Please spare some time to complete the same. You inputs will add a
lot of value to this survey.
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Does anyone have any experience with Silverback?
http://silverbackapp.com/
Will Meurer wrote:
This is a great post and doc put together on the subject of remote
testing tools: http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=41325
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For both Christian and Suzanne (for your pencil sketching mode):
http://www.tuaw.com/2009/06/10/sketch-an-iphone-app-ui-with-special-stencil/
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Y'all need to see my round-up of remote usability testing tools, which
I posted published here on the list some weeks ago:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=pc-NAeDLmYFveCRlIejNuFAhl=en
And I'll add a quick request for folks to try searching for some
information on the Discussion list
Damon,
I just reviewed several options for remote user testing in December.
Our requirements were:
1. allow user to control the screen
2. record the screen movements
3. video recordings needed to play on WMP or similar
4. Low cost, subscription where you can cancel
I looked at:
Adobe Acrobat
Always ALWAYS do for the user what you can do for them. Auto-detect
and provide -some- way to second guess the machine. But don't expect
a lot of people to second guess.
The best language picker is the one the user never sees.
If you can't auto-detect, and you almost always can, a decent picker
Is anyone aware of a developer's reference on defining a layout grid
(or the atomic unit thereof) in Visual Studio? I've tried searching,
but am perhaps not using the right search terms.
I mentioned the need for all our UIs to be designed according to a
grid, and got some deer in the headlights.
Perhaps others posted indirect links to this, but I just bought one
today.
http://www.designcommission.com/shop/iphone-stencil-kit/
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