. Then I start Yahoo Email so as to check that new
letter. As a result of this behavior, Yahoo Messenger shut down immediately.
Only after I close Yahoo Email, can I start Yahoo Messenger to continue
chatting.
Anyone can solve this problem?
Cordially
Alethea Woo
User Experience Researcher
visually comfortable in the term of color, but the layout may need
improvement.
1) Too much elements clutter the screen. Take the "A Social
Interaction Primer" for example, the big tag on the left and the
small tag on the right display same information. What's more? They
lead to the same page. So
Combination of 2 buttons, like shift one letter, do increase the
hassle. In the term of action, no matter digit or letter, any button
equates each other cuz the action required are all to click once. But
regards to memory, combination of letter and digit certainly adds to
the load.
Some websites d
I may shed a little light on this issue. In China, everyone gets and
ID card, with which the old password in bank can be eliminated and
reset. I myself forgot password of my bank acount for more than one
time. Then citizen ID card worked. I needn't know the password, cuz
the clerk will eliminate it
This topic reminds me a case I just met. Days ago I attended UPA
conference and live in a hotel nearby. The remote of TV was full of
features but lack of simplicity. To me simplicity is how to make
device easy to use, while users' need could be all satisfied.
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does this conference only held in Netherland?
Alethea
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It really caused trouble when I wanna move cursor across the screen,
for example from the top to the bottom. Just too sensitive.
Unexpected results frequently occured by moving mouse.
But it's definitely a new idea which may shed light on the
interactive ways, and can be certainly improved.
Alet
sounds a good idea:)
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