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We're all going to give you different answers - the answer we
would/have already given ourselves.
Of course Dave, JET, and Dan encourage you to attend grad school.
It's what they've done/do. It's what has worked for them. It's
what worked for me, too.
There's no easy answer here. There ar
Is it possible that our reactions are at least partially biased by our
ages? The site appears to be designed for a younger generation than (I'm
guessing!) we all are.
According to Susan Weinschenk (Chief Technical Officer of HFI) in some
research she's currently conducting, the majority of UX pra
Tamlyn
A survey can be helpful, and it's not uncommon for a company to prefer
this mechanism of collecting data. You're right that it generally won't
paint as clear a picture as observations - but what is the goal that you
(or the business) are trying to accomplish by collecting this data?
Is it
Todd wrote:
Brooke, could you give an example of what you're trying to show? And what
data users would be trying to compare?
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I've got lines of data that share many attributes (column headings) and
that each have unique attributes (other column heading
Hi folks, I need a little help here.
I'm trying to design a grid display (table of numerical data) that really
has a dataset more appropriate for a three-dimensional display. But I'm
constrained to two axis. This is a web application were the user's
preference is to see whole numbers indicating q
