Katie said: You really don't want to group them by service within a
single drop down. That always causes issues of supremacy to surface.
Good point =]. I have family from all five branches (army, myself),
all of whom might leave the site entirely if they perceived it as
biased...I can hear my
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Since this appears to be a wizard, perhaps split into (potentially)
two steps, with just the two radio buttons shown on the first step,
and the table shown on the following page if the second radio button
was selected?
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Posted
Hello IXDA community!
I just signed in this morning to let everybody knows that headset leader
Plantronics is looking for a talented senior User Experience (UX)
Designer.
Here is the brief Position Summary:
The Senior UX Designer will report to the VP of Corporate Design and
work directly
I served in the military...
Go by this order to narrow selection:
1) Military (Army, Navy, Air Force, etc...)
2) Service Branch
3) Commissioned or Enlisted (Officer, Warrant Officer,
Non-Commissioned Officer, Enlisted)
4) Rank (Sgt, Airman, Master Chief, etc...)
There is also pay grade that is
Seems to me you are underestimating how much fun some people find
getting their work done well. I would love to see your two use cases
articulated -- the fun design against the usable one.
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Worktank is a dynamic, award-winning agency specializing in design and
advertising for the high tech, telecom, and consumer technology
industry sectors. Since 2001, Worktank has been a haven for those
looking to do the best work of their lives.
We currently have an opening for a UX/IA lead to
I have good experience with prototyping using HTML and jQuery, it
allows quite advanced interaction, and with jQuery, it is the fastest
tool I have come upon so far... but I am a developer as well, so your
mileage may vary.
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:) Well!
Here I'm!
I'm from Sardinia!
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http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=43052
Welcome to the Interaction Design Association (IxDA)!
Hi all --
Has anyone taken any of the UX classes at Bentley? Any feedback is appreciated.
thank you!
Catherine Murphy
Welcome to the Interaction Design Association (IxDA)!
To post to this list ... disc...@ixda.org
(via Janna DeVylder):
We are fast approaching the end of Day 2 of the IxDA Give a Little Back
support drive. Thank you to the 405 people who have shown such great
support, raising almost $8,000 for this important initiative.
We have reached 25% of our goal, so we still need your help. Please
Look this website interface for young children:
http://www.papilloo.com.br
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http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=43119
Welcome to
Hi Elizabeth,
Thanks for all the context and I apologize for spinning the wheels with my
suggestions (I definitely missed the messages 6 months ago).
I am delighted to be aware of the process that the Board has been following
so far and completely understand and agree with the plan to capitalize
Looks like this post took its time to make its way through the
intertubes. Go Day 3!
- Nasir
On Jun 23, 2009, at 10:00 AM, Nasir Barday nasir.bar...@ixda.org
wrote:
(via Janna DeVylder):
We are fast approaching the end of Day 2 of the IxDA Give a Little
Back
support drive. Thank you
The key is why are they sorting? If you mean the family members who
are entering the soldiers names, why would they need to sort? If so,
what fields? to what end?
If you mean people trying to find a listing on your site, rank could
be an optional field but it should not be required. Ranks change
There's only one week to go until early-bird pricing ends (midnight AEST, 30
June) for UX Australia http://uxaustralia.com.au/, which runs from 26-28
August, in Australia's capitol Canberra.
Here are five great reasons why you should register
nowhttp://uxaustralia.com.au/register
:
1. You'll*
Register before July 1st to get early bird pricing. See the speaker
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Early bird until July 1st = $2,195
With your FOPM discount = $1,865.75
I've spent a lot of time pulling
This is it, folks. It's the last official day of the IxDA Give a Little
Back support drive! Right now we are at $9,600 and 478 contributors. We
need a BIG push from everyone today. Please contribute!
http://bit.ly/17AJoE
I encourage you to put challenges out there... create a matching
I've been tasked with creating a new UI standard for my company. I
thought it would be a great project for me, one that would allow me
to exercise my usability skills and give me the means to convince
people about the virtues of user-centered design (something lacking
here). But, nine months
Pick the big five. The big five factors that standardized will help
the company the most AND showcase how good design helps.
You can't solve the worlds (or your companies) problems all in one day
(or project.)
Iterations, my friend, iterations.
Also - document. Afterwards, document how things
(apologies for duplicate postings)
Hi all; I'm very excited to announce that Rosenfeld Media is developing a
new title, *Designing for
Carehttp://www.rosenfeldmedia.com/books/health-care/:
The design disciplines as critical healthcare professions.* Informatics
designer *Peter Jones
OK, first: deep breath. You sound thoughtful and competent, and I'm sure
the standard is coming along well.
You mention that the project goes live in a few months, and that you
wonder whether it will help other groups. To me, the sensible route
would be to pause what you're doing and ask your
Is there a standard or recommendation for minimum color contrast in a
software UI?
I will be using a white background for editable data and a light gray
background for read-only data. The text in both cases is black and is
quite readable. What I am unsure of is how light I can make the
read-only
Interaction Designer
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Job Description
This position is in Ciscos Consumer Business Group (CBG), formerly
known as Linksys. It's an exciting time to work at Cisco. Every day
we connect people to the network and make it come to life. The Cisco
Consumer Business Group
We're in the final stretch for the Give a Little Back support drive.
We're now at $11,052 from 542 contributors.
To all of the contributors, I challenge you:
Can you each encourage at least ONE person who hasn't contributed to
contribute? If we could each get one person to contribute, we could
Complete link failure :( Registrations can be made at:
http://www.uxaustralia.com.au/conference-2009/registration
Steve
2009/6/24 Steve Baty - UX Australia st...@uxaustralia.com.au
There's only one week to go until early-bird pricing ends (midnight AEST,
30 June) for UX Australia
Sarah,
Look at http://colorusage.arc.nasa.gov/index.php
Use the color tool to experiment with different text and background colors,
hues, etc.
Hope this helps.
Rob Epstein
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 11:12 PM, Sarah Kampman skamp...@planview.comwrote:
Is there a standard or recommendation for
The good news is: Even a terrible design standard will likely be
better than 6 completely different designs which all get some things
right and everything else wrong.
The core of your job does itself by being a job. So don't worry too
much. Provided you aren't a moron and you know -something-
See this article from the Dec 2008 issue of The Economist:
http://www.economist.com/displaystory.cfm?story_id=12847128
Infants have a penchant for paying attention to changing numbers, it
seems.
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Posted from the new ixda.org
I'm curious how you developed the standards to begin with. Often, its very
helpful, as you create and evolve a design system, to test out your various
solutions in the real-world context.
Some things that have helped my team are:
1. Have a regular meeting (and perhaps a committee of
Hi all,
In light of Nielsen's new article seen here:
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/passwords.html along with other user
frustration feedback, my team and I started looking at other
solutions to masking passwords on creation. Although I know the
simplest and best answer is probably not to mask the
*Note - I am new to this forum. If you feel this topic is not appropriate
to post, just let me know. *
We have been tasked with documenting the requirements for our current legacy
software system, in sufficient detail that a vendor (preferably several
vendors) will be able to give reasonably
One of the things I have done for many of our clients with large
enterprise applications is identify the key screen patterns- or key
workflow patterns- for their suite. Like master detail (screen
pattern) or data entry levels deep (workflow pattern).
Then we take a couple of the real screens
hi all,I wanted to post here about why I'm giving to this fundraiser, and
why I think it'll help our organization in the medium and long term.
For many reasons, IxDA membership growth has gone ballistic over the last
couple of years! Our numbers are steadily growing, and our visions of what
these
Sarah,
The WCAG 2.0 spec offers up assistance regarding color contrast.
http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/
and there are several tools out there that will provide the ratio
evaluation:
http://juicystudio.com/services/aertcolourcontrast.php#specify
1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum): The visual presentation
Hi Elisabeth,
I haven't seen this done in a non-mobile web browser natively, but
it's possible to reproduce with Javascript (or in Flash with
Actionscript) with a bit of effort.
Juggling the user input to progressively mask the text seems unwieldy
at first glance but it's entirely possible.
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