This is a 6-month on-site contract position located in New York City paying
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Excel seems to provide an elegant solution to this by representing the "not
set" value in the possible options. Something like this might work:
Query by "Checky Field":
[*] Yes
[*] No
[*] Not Set
You might assume "No" also includes "Not Set", if the fields are truly
equivalent in meaning, and yo
Yet another of my odd questions, feel free to skip if you don't care...
I am attempting to design a query form to let people find things in a
mixed set of records. For simplicity's sake let's say there are
R1-type records and R2-type records. In the R1-type records there's a
data value that's ei
I would say that showing the users the prototype as part of the interview (at
the end sounds reasonable) would be a good thing. If development is already
underway, by the time you're done with your research and design process they
are likely to be pretty far down the road and resistant to change
Nice question, Jonathan!
My gut tells me that development may have already made up their mind
on what they want to develop so the research efforts may be all for
nothing. I hope that's really not the case.
However, you can still get feedback on something they've designed
but it might not be valu
We haven't mentioned context!
ATMs and some mobile apps use PINs, because they have more limited input
methods. Entering a secure, 10 digit password is tough without a full
keyboard. The 9 digit keypad provides a simple and accessible method of
entry, but we have to secure the PIN by adding additi
I could use a bit of advice.
Say you're brought in to do user research and feature definition for a
software project that's already underway (i.e. development began on
day one).
You have your tried-and-true process where you interview users long
before you write scenarios, nevermind write code, b
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This
Brian Arthur has a very interesting take - looking at the entire
economic system rather than each design on its own.
http://www.strategy-business.com/article/00014?pg=all
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Associate Creative Director - Milan
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> Job Duties:
> * Manage day-to-day operations of the digital design team, including setting
> priorities, assigning resources, and ensuring project goals are achieved
> * Oversee simultaneous projects from inception to completion, reviewing
> project plans, d
Associate Creative Director - Amsterdam
Job Duties:
* Manage day-to-day operations of the digital design team, including setting
priorities, assigning resources, and ensuring project goals are achieved
* Oversee simultaneous projects from inception to completion, reviewing
project plans, designs,
Check out google labs browser size app. It shows what percentage of
people can see the parts of your page. I'm not sure how they got the
data, I don't think browsers report their size, do they? Well anyway,
for whatever its worth it may help you quantify your fold issue.
http://browsersize.goog
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Hi Rein,
I've recently written a blog post on the concept of the fold. I've
also referenced some other useful articles in there, so it should
answer your questions:
http://leemcivor.co.uk/2009/11/23/why-the-fold-isnt-dead/
Basically, whilst the fold does exist, its location varies - now more
than
First off: all the best wishes for this new year. Lets make it a usable one.
-- Situation sketch --
Some clients (as well as some graphic designers) I work with still talk
about "above the fold" real estate. They seem to see this as a somewhat
measurable space (in pixels) and tribute a lot of valu
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