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@ Cennydd - iPod ubiquity changed the old research findings. 10 years
ago normal people weren't too aware of the different transport
controls (especially the more esoteric ones such as next
track/previous track). Now, a larger number use them on a daily
basis. Of course, you could still screw
I'm not aware of any specific research on the issue - I know LukeW has covered
it briefly on his blog:
http://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?687
I'd also be interested if someone has done any research on the topic.
Chris
On Feb 9, 2010, at 3:13 AM, Maciej Bieganski wrote:
Hi,
In the company
One perspective that I'd like to offer on this discussion is the
difference between working as a consultant vs. working as part of an
internal UX team. As someone who came to IA/usability/UX myself
almost a dozen years ago with no formal training (undergrad major was
History), I've often had this
One other quick note on this - when considering the cost of a grad
program, it is potentially much more than the sticker price of the
degree (for which you can get student loans). Unless you're able to
find a good online program, you need to factor in the facts that you
will need to move if the
all in a few weeks in Savannah!
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Most Master's programs are two years. If you are looking on the East
coast here, definitely check out:
M.S. Interaction Design and Information Architecture -University of
Baltimore - http://iat.ubalt.edu/IDIA/
M.F.A Interaction Design - SVA - http://interactiondesign.sva.edu/
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Hey Hilary,
the University of Baltimore has a usability lab on campus. There is
some information on their site posted about it. I believe they also
allow visits to check it out so I'm sure they could answer any
questions you have or by phone/email.
http://iat.ubalt.edu/usability_lab/
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My understanding is that
David Meltzer is the
Sr. VP International Services at American Red Cross .
If you decide to offer them your services, perhaps he
can be reached at:
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He is also on Linkedin.
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Thanks for the input. I'm leaning in the direction of what you're
suggesting, Dimiter. Have an Exit control and then display a saving
indicator.
Not quite ready to remove the Save button altogether - our experience
in testing is that users definitely look for it (even though we tell
them that we
Dan,
wow great to talk to you! I actually just picked up Designing For
Interaction last month and just now started to read it-its great.
Matt,
I've actually worked with several start up companies already-helping
with visual design, UX, IA. Unfortunately they weren't able to hire
but I have been
Side note for those also looking-here are some places online worth
checking out for job opportunities. All of them have a job board with
jobs ranging from design, development, etc
twitter.com/ia_uxjobs
authentic jobs
aquent
smashing jobs
design jobs on the wall
aiga
37 signals
ixda
behance
Thanks everyone for your feedback and knowledge! I have been
freelancing a lot of visual design/front end development projects in
the last couple of months and trying to incorporate UX/IA components
to not only help create a better end result for my clients but also
help with my own portfolio.
I agree with 37 Signals that you should just choose the paging size.
The page size is really a question of performance. And I don't think
you would ask your user what type of performance they want. You
already know, they want it fast.
That leads to the next question of what you should the paging
Check out Denote - http://bit.ly/8Rtojw It just launched and is still
in beta testing but it's pretty cool.
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transition over once I have some experience
under my belt. Just wondering what approach has worked for others
that has been successful.
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In response to the question of why put dynamic interactions in the
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Are goal is to write as little as possible in the design specs. We
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Hello, i have recently been given the task of identifying prototyping
tools to test high fidelity and high functionality. Our goal is to
have prototypes that will be high enough quality to work as design
specs.
I have looked at Axure and iRise but am unsure about their ability to
handle
The organisation that leaps out at me in this regard - and one you're
no doubt aware of if you're in London - is the BBC.
Over the past few years the BBC have taken lots of steps to provide a
joined up experience between TV, Radio, PC/standard web, and mobile -
on a whole host of different
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for the persona's three cats and what color their Vespa is
when such information isn't critical to what reflects real user
behavior.
So no, I don't have any ideas about how to run such a workshop, but
I'd caution you to tread carefully if you do...
Hope that helps--
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Well, generally speaking, all cars have four wheels on the ground, and
the driver sits in a chair with a steering wheel -- same user
interface. But you won't confuse a Corvette for a dump-truck. There
is a lot that can be done with design, even with a near identical IA.
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I think the lists should be displayed in descending order, revealing the
number 1 item last.
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I was wondering if you'd take a second to provide some honest
feedback on a website I worked
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. We'll try
this out with a few power users prior to release to make sure there
are no unexpected consequences.
Thanks once again for the input!
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Gretchen, I couldn't find specific reports from Social Technologies
but there are some newsletters and blog postings that look promising
and interesting.
Elin, that must have been a great talk. I'll definitely look up
more from John Cacioppo.
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I have been looking, unsuccessfully, through back issues of interactions
magazine for an article, published a few years back, written I believe by
someone from Microsoft as part of a debate about statistical significance in
usability testing. There was something of a debate about testing with
I saw this neat filter recently at http://www.sixwineseight.com that
changes wine choices based on selected criteria and uses a graphic
image to provide instant feedback. It's a much simpler form than
you're probably looking for but I think it's a nice example of
graphic feedback that's fun and
that you can access the
other controls? Should we just rely on access keys to enable that?
Obviously tab will just continue to move through the grid infinitely
(more or less) ,creating new rows all the time.
Cheers,
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media would be useful too.
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Good call Bryan. That's a topic you here of in the news every so
often but my brain hadn't pulled it out as a search term.
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Hopefully next time smashbox will do a Top 10 Accepted Usability
Guidelines and the Arguments Against Them type article. It's a
much better read when you add in this type of feedback.
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they have
done so far, and the different methods we are going to use, as well
as what kinds of results they should get. So far, people seem to be
happy when we uncover new things, or put their findings in a new
light.
Chris Dame
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if youre looking for a good alternative to
fireworks/visio/omnigraffle, check out balsamiq. it has a decent
template list, quick file save as .png, easily resize
windows/components, change text and allows you to link buttons,
links, whatever to show the flow of each page to page.
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From the the form master himself, Luke Wroblewski:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/inline-validation-in-web-forms/
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I like this thread because it made me realize I do not have an
articulated list of principles that I can point to. While I'm
working on that here's a couple of thoughts:
Give a crap and remember that nice people will have to use your
design to accomplish something--don't ruin their day and
I've been working with a set of IA and Wireframe documents that I've
refined over the last few years, and now as I'm taking advantage of
some of the under appreciated features and aspects of the
application, I've hit a stumbling block that I'm hoping someone
IxDA has overcome.
In my planning
Oops looks like Bryan already submitted the auto complete idea.
:) Darn my distracted typing.
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Maybe you could combine several of these interests and work on a user
test with prototypes or wireframes you create. Being able to test
your solutions with your intended audience is something that is a big
part of all IXD work and is such a great learning experience. It
would also give you a
Silverlight 3 might be helpful for high-fidelity prototypes as it
supposed to have touch capability.
http://timheuer.com/blog/archive/2009/07/30/silverlight-3-multi-touch-introduction-fundamentals-basics.aspx
We haven't tried it yet, but I've heard our developers make some
oh cool comments.
If
and IT,
- Or are UK professionals choosing to go abroad to seek better
opportunities?
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I foresee less of an explicit hardware convergence, and more
interoperability. I.e. the tablet/netbook should seamlessly leverage
my phone for data access via bluetooth...
Seamless being the operative term in that concept.
There is an interesting interaction problem here. If I carry
different
While we're at it, Nathan and I are wrapping up the
science-fiction-and-interface-design presentation trilogy with...
Made It So (Interface Makers in Movies)
http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/ideas/view/4172
To conclude their trilogy of successful presentations at SxSW about
the analysis of interfaces
What an interesting way to look at this experience. I'm particularly
thinking of onceability for web sites. You know the ones you fill out
a form for once so you can look at your second cousin's wedding
pictures. Or that iPhone app you downloaded and it was kind of neat
and you never touched it
That sounds so awesome!
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It's also an accessibility problem, too. If someone is using a
screen reader, a site with Click here to see latest news, Click
here to browse jobs, Click here to download our annual report,
and Click here to sign in will be mind-numbing at best.
Even worse is when there is no actual descriptive
Stu, I had a similar feeling after trying Flash Catalyst. I attempted
to build a prototype with it and quit pretty early in the process,
hanging my head in frustration. I couldn't seem to get it to do
anything. (Granted my ActionScript skills are limited at best.) For
the past couple of weeks
I am redesigning a custom file browser for an app. Some file browsers
(Windows Explorer for example), provide the option to have a Detailed,
Icon, Thumb etc. view.
From my personal experience, only noobs use the icon view because
they don't know how to switch it. I am considering not having
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This is a bit of a self-serving post but probably of interest to many IXDA
folks.
Today the first public version of Expression Blend 3.0 was released. Included
is a new feature called SketchFlow which is designed for dynamic-prototyping.
If you're a fan of Bill Buxton and his ideas put forth
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The graphic design community has been talking about this for a long
time. The First Things First manifesto is one reaction to this
problem.
it was first published in 1964:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~maxb/ftf1964.htm
Then updated in 2000:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~maxb/ftf2000.htm
Milton Glaser's
Good luck with setting up a group in Birmingham. You're right that
groups in the UK (outside of London) are quite rare.
For anyone further North in England, there is a group called Northern
User Experience (google finds it) that - while wider that IXD
specifically - might well be of interest to
Presuming you're working in XHTML, I'd have to ask why use tables
in the first place? You might be able to simply nest your widgets
inside divs.
Nesting tables certainly adds complexity, and, if you're working in
XHTML, your implementation may cause web browser rendering
performance problems.
Thanks for your responses everyone. In my search I came across an
interesting article
http://www.boxesandarrows.com/view/web_traffic_analytics_and_user_experience
and presentation
http://www.slideshare.net/lrosenfeld/marrying-web-analytics-and-user-experience?src=related_normalrel=1233850
Hi Marcus,
We're working with WPF/Visual Studio 2008. The user can edit only
one thingy at a time a time and they are able to edit all cells of
the table.
Hi Chris,
In the instance of this table, I'm looking at how the data is
displayed which is tablular rather than how the code is formatted
Hi everyone. Anyone know of any good usability analytics tools out
there? I've had a look a crazyegg.com but not sure about its
effectiveness. I basically want to start proving the ROI of usability
testing. Any help will be really appreciated.
Does anyone have any good examples of alternatives to nested tables or
decent implementations of nested tables?
My problem table is made of rows of thingies and there are 3-4
property columns for the thingies. Now each thingy has multiple
widgets with 3 or 4 properties that can be added to the
Thank you all for the replies, I'd welcome any other advice. Since
it seems that the field may not currently respect the idea of IxD as
an undergraduate program, I may pursue something in Graphic Design.
I suppose it's good that I'm getting this information now, though
it is somewhat
Just thought that you would like to know that we've released a new
version of GUI Design Studio
(http://www.carettasoftware.com/guidesignstudio/) with lots of new
features.
Take a look at the release about it:
http://www.carettasoftware.com/press/release-2009-05.html
Also we offer a 30 day free
Hi Andy,
I'd suggest you grab a copy of QuickTime Pro. You can copy and paste
the two videos into the same movie, and then offset them to play them
back and scrub the way you want to. Depending on the video formats,
you will need a reasonably powerful machine.
Chris
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Hello there members. If you know of any strong leaders in the SW/Internet space
please send them my way. Thanks in advance
Chris
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. Thank you very much for any
consideration or advice toward a creative solution to these issues.
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Yup its basically a single screen wizard.
I realise the importance of showing the user how many steps, but don't have
a clear way of doing that vertically just yet...
thanks for the other tips, very useful..
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On Wed, May 13, 2009 at 6
Awesome example.. thats exactly what I'm looking for.
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An in-the-wild example I could point to would be something along the
lines of what Nintendo does
We were using a single field but had problems when customers weren't
receiving their order confirmations, which meant we had to call them.
For me, the goal was to have customers think about their email, not
just to enter it twice. So we added a notice that appears when the
focus leaves the field:
- I have too many steps
2) A series of screens with 'Next' and 'Previous' steps
Does anyone have any examples of good implications of such systems, research
supporting, or general thoughts?
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call.
Making all fields mandatory leads to unreliable, unclean data. I'm
sure I'm not the only one who responds to nosy, unrelated questions
on forms by deliberately giving daft and inaccurate answers.
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participating ourselves but by also
encouraging others to participate as much as possible.
We have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
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I have read the prior replies and looked at the recommended links with
interest and have learned a lot - thanks, all!
I would like to suggest that a user could select a relatively strong
password and write down something close to the password. They would
then need to remember only what the
Hi all,
My name is Chris, and I’m about to make the leap into starting my
interaction design education. The problem is I’m having a lot of trouble
finding interaction designers willing to talk with me about their careers.
I can’t find any alumni in the field from where I did undergraduate studies
!
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I think some of the fun ways we're using interaction design to affect
behavior now is in our personal life and productivity.
The WiiFit example is great because it takes something we don't
necessary like to do and makes it into a game. I disagree that a dvd
will give you feedback and game play
I'm looking at implementing a 'recover my username' serivce on a website i'm
working on. This will be a seperate service to recovering a password.
Thing is the existing userbase have custom usernames, users going forward
will be encouraged to use thier email address. recovering a username by
to realize that hiring
multifaceted folks makes a lot of sense. Apologies to all the early movers on
this list that have been operating like this for awhile.
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Naveen,
I'm curious which version of Hillcrest's pointing technology you
used to browse YouTube.
Since the link you referenced was from 2007, I'm wondering if
perhaps you're only familiar with earlier attempts at browsing
YouTube.
Since then, Kodak's Theatre HD uses the Hillcrest pointing
was
learning and experiencing to real client/customer challenges. In this way, it
dramatically enhanced my education. I sympathize with the argument advocating
for dedicated focus on school, but that wasn't the path I chose and I think it
served me well.
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Institute of Design in Chicago has an MDM program (Master of Design Methods)
which can be done part time and DePaul University does offer a Masters in HCI
through its computer design group I think. Would be worth seeing if Georgia
Tech or Carnegie Mellon had tailored programs like this too.
on something like this?
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Chris
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address? I wouldnt cough mine up easily, but I would easily cough up
my handle.
If your site 100% relies on needing an email address, and your site
does not have a lot of security concerns, then use it. Why not.
Otherwise, consider a handle instead.
Chris
What does RED stand for again? Redundant Email Debating?
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Jonas, thank G-d!
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Are their any accepted standards for this?
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