Don't Ask applies to the men and women who are enlisted or are officers in
the military. Not to the men and women who work for the military or for
contractors who work for the military. I don't agree with Don't Ask. And I
look forward to its end. Thankfully, my job deals with army.mil which is a
A team at Adaptive Path is bringing our work re-envisioning the
smart.fm web site to iPhone. This is definitely not a project coming
from a developers perspective. We are taking an approach to determine
what experience users want in the mobile context, when learning on the
smart.fm platform. The en
There are always slimeballs who will ask you to compromise your beliefs.
Back in the "webmaster-as-designer" days, a marketing manager type
came to me and said something to the effect of, "I read that there's a
bug in Netscape that lets websites get the email address of anyone who
visits a s
Ethical except for, you know, this kind of one act play-
A Military Monday Morning Water Cooler:
Bill: Hello John. How was your weekend?
John: It was great. The wife and the kids and I went to the zoo, saw
the penguins. How was your weekend?
Bill: Good - me and the boyfriend took the dogs to th
Stick to your guns. Be ethical. Be personally responsible. Advertise
that you do these things and give examples of where you have left
jobs due to ethics. Ethical people will hire you and the others will
not. Which is where you want to be anyway.
At least that is my opinion.
Then again. I work fo
We are currently in the process of bringing an iPhone app to market
for army.mil. If anyone is interested, I can do a postmortem.
Will
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Though it isn't totally related to your topic, I thought I'd mention
that for a university assignment I produced a heuristic evaluation on
Tap Tap Revenge for the iPhone. It was a very interesting project as
it allowed me to understand the Mobile HIG and see how it related to
immersive gami
May I ask, my just iPhone apps?
Why not mobile apps on a whole?
My friends who are in the mobile software biz make them for all
platforms
On Jun 20, 2009, at 2:11 PM, Suzanne Ginsburg wrote:
Hello IXDA community,
Has anyone brought an iPhone app to market? Did you take an end-to-
end
Hello IXDA community,
Has anyone brought an iPhone app to market? Did you take an end-to-
end user-centered design approach (upfront research, iterative
prototyping & all that fun stuff)?
I'm working on an article about user-centered iPhone app design.
Finding a range of real world examp
On Jun 20, 2009, at 11:54 AM, Jared Spool wrote:
I've seen "heuristic evaluations" that didn't involve any heuristics
at all. I've seen "expert reviews" where no-one in the room was
actually an expert beyond just being a smart person who could write
a report. Yet, everyone believed the labe
On Jun 19, 2009, at 7:20 PM, dave malouf wrote:
If the Mint out of box, purchasing, installing, etc. experience is
anything like what I went through with Fever, i can't believe that
it is lauded in any way what so ever. It was the convoluted and
scary.
I'm not going to defend the installation
On Jun 17, 2009, at 3:55 PM, Kishor Sonawane wrote:
In Heuristic evaluation, evaluator evaluates design with reference of
design principles to find out the usability issues.
How Expert Review is different from this? Is there any major
difference or its the same?
As you can see from the ans
On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 10:23 PM, William Brall wrote:
> I wasn't talking about what the iPhone looks like. I was talking about
> the easy in which it does things. It isn't perfect. I've seen a pre now and
> they are good too. Still not perfect.
>
> I agree with what you said, other than suggesti
Phil, I think that the combo solution (disable auto, add the tel: tag to
actual phone numbers) is the way we will go.
FYI - it's not the phone numbers we're worried about - it's other 6- and 8-
digit numbers that AREN'T phone numbers that appear as links on the iPhone
but go nowhere. We didn't wan
I wasn't talking about what the iPhone looks like. I was talking about the easy
in which it does things. It isn't perfect. I've seen a pre now and they are
good too. Still not perfect.
I agree with what you said, other than suggesting I didn't say the same thing.
:)
If anything. What I said i
On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 3:32 AM, William Brall wrote:
> I'm all for some competition for Apple. I think the future of all
> personal computing are in something iPhone like. I've already seen
> some people stop using their PC in favor of the iPhone.
I'm not sure japanness will agree with you whi
I think that one has to ask the ethical question very often.
In fact it can be helpful to sort things out.
Is making the logo bigger an ethical question? You can argue that
the logo is shouting or harder to read but in the end if the client
insists, it is not a moral issue, even if it offends on
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