I'm sorry, but I have to disagree with Sarah.
Auto fill - is the functionality provided by browser or some 3d party
plugins such as Google toolbar. This functionality let's you create
personal profile and store some of the frequently used details on
your PC (for example: First/Last name, phone
Perficient is looking for a dynamic, creative, and passionate interaction
designer to work within a user experience team on an exciting project in
the oil industry in Houston, TX. The candidate must live in or near the
Houston, TX area. The interaction designer will work within a highly
Is there a real difference between the 2 examples? In example 1 Google uses
a list with all keywords/sentences Google knows. Example 2 uses a smaller
list, but both of them are still lists. Google doesn't make words up
on-the-fly.
Auto-fill is what Julia says it is. Maybe you mean autocomplete?
David,
The simple truth is that you don't like Microsoft. I get it. But
it's not a constructive point to make on this list.
There is nothing preventing you from using this app on your chosen
platform. You aren't being denied anything. You have your personal
preferences -- sometimes they work in
Not sure how any of the Apple vs Microsoft banter has anything to do
with the subject of this thread... Sketchflow.
Just sayin! :)
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So, has anyone tried EP3 with Sketchflow? What's your experience so far?
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Only got to start looking at it last night and am at work today.
Would love to spend more time with it.
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Folks,
Please take this conversation offline. And please avoid such topics
in the future.
The moderation of this community relies to a large degree on the
ability of members to police themselves, and to respond to one
another with professional courtesy.
Chris posted something relevant and
Hello! (please forgive cross-posting)
What's the hardest part of your job? Sometimes, the design work is the easy
part. But managing all the different personalities, setting client
expectations, and dealing with conflict all come with the territory, and
this can be the real challenge. To find out
Is it still possible to jump in on the review? If not, I'd love to
participate - amignolo at gmail dot com.
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Sorry, I was describing autocomplete, not autofill
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On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 6:27 AM, Fredrik Matheson
fredrik.mathe...@gmail.com wrote:
So, has anyone tried EP3 with Sketchflow? What's your experience so far?
I'm sort of living in Blend 3 these days, styling a major WPF application.
Haven't had a chance to use the Sketchflow portion yet since
2009/7/13 Fredrik Matheson fredrik.mathe...@gmail.com:
So, has anyone tried EP3 with Sketchflow? What's your experience so far?
I've given EB3.0 a quick run. Everything below is the result of a very
rough first impression based on few minutes of usage.
On first opening, it looks very similar
Good afternoon,
With print production costs spiralling out of control I'm currently looking
at alternative ways at presenting our magazine content - perhaps in a
digital format? Our product is currently available online, but I've noticed
many newspapers offer a digital edition to its users... in
One of the other researchers at HFI, Susan Weinschenk, recently
published a book called Neuro Web Design - What makes them click?
It was a good read and covered 9 different persuasion techniques.
My only complaint is that I wish it covered even more.
To the points made by others, I agree,
On 12 Jul 2009, at 18:24, Sachendra Yadav wrote:
Is it just me or do you think that this is what we’ve been doing all
along anyway?
It's certainly not new (even to folk who are just doing usability...
when _did_ that get redefined into such a narrow domain... but I
digress... ).
Folk
I've talked to a few publishers, and they said that interest in the
digital edition (PDF, etc.) was limited at best (proved by web stats).
The publishers were interested in recouping some of the advertising
costs, but the results were negligible.
On Jul 13, 2009, at 9:24 AM, Rob Enslin
In my experience, users are looking for the same general content
online as in print, but there are vastly different expectations in
terms of presentation. For the most part these expectations make
sense. Why would a publisher simply place their print materials
online? Was early TV just a video
Just received information on this event but it looks interesting hosted the
Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum and a part of the 10th Annual National
Design Awards. Perceptive Pixel won the Interaction Design award
(http://bit.ly/2HtFFh). There seems to be several other FREE public programs
Hi,
I have seen that it is recommended to avoid hard coding colors. Does anyone
know what exactly hard coding colors means? Any specific examples
are appreciated.
Thank you,
Shima
Welcome to the Interaction Design
http://locast.mit.edu
Quoted from their site:
Locast is an innovative platform for sharing and discovering
location-based user-generated videos and production quality
multimedia content provided by RAI TV. It consists of a combination
of mobile and wearable computing elements supported by a
I recently took Susan's HFI PET design course (design for persuation, emotion
and trust) course and really like it. It was a 3-day couse and she covered a
lot in it.
Shima
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Sent: Monday, July 13,
On Jul 13, 2009, at 12:24 PM, Rob Enslin wrote:
Does anyone know if research has been conducted (or has conducted
research)
to support digital editions in terms of a positive user experience
(user
outcomes)?
There's been a lot of research on this topic, primarily from the folks
at
Our July event for Chicago IxDA is coming up on Wednesday! Don't
forget to RSVP by end of the day tomorrow (Tuesday the 14th) by
visiting our form here:
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Here are those details:
Erik Klimczak of Clarity Consulting will be discussing rapid prototyping.
The need for
It is best to not hard-code anything on a page that can be better
coded in a CSS file as a class. It just means that if you need to
change anything it is changed once in the CSS file and then all pages
that use that CSS file to define positioning, padding, colours etc.
are all changed at once. It
I think that Stephen is on the right track. The person who suggested
to you that colors not be hard coded is likely trying to ensure that
the swapping of one or more colors throughout the system is as
painless as possible. Minimize the amount of find and replace.
...Dan
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There's also a problem from the accessibility standpoint. You can't
know if a user of your product does or does not have some sort of
color-blindness or other visual impariment. The best case for the
user is for every color (and font, and font-size) you use by default
to be customizable to
Don't forget social interaction design ideas. Especially if the
interaction model is communication-based. Persuasion could then be
divided into commercial or strategic persuasiveness, and mutually-
reciprocated persuasion (implying understanding or even agreement).
When two parties are
I saw John Ferrara give an earlier version of this presentation in
Amsterdam last year and he blew me away. Everyone I talked to wanted
to learn game design after seeing him, and I knew we had to make his
work available to a wider audience. His webinar will be this Thursday
at 18:00 GMT / 1pm EST
Kim,
I LOVE your blog. Simply love the concept of what you are doing. This has
been an issue that has been on my mind for a long time because I think there
is a lot of similarlity between cooking/recipes/users and design/users. For
example, when I visited Sunset Magazine recently at their open
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