Anyone out there have good examples of sites that limit the number of
concurrent users at a given time?
For example, if the restriction is set to a single user per account
at a time, then two users cannot access the site with the same
account during the same period of time.
I'm interested in the
Thanks for the reply, Sarah. The group will be roughly 5 people so
that's good.
I like the idea of using Google docs for sharing and capturing notes
immediately. I also discovered someone in the other office has a Mac
so we can position our laptops appropriately and fire up video
conferencing via
Depends on my mood and how much concentration is required. If I'm
thinking hard, I prefer music that is more background-like or
atmospheric -- something I won't be distracted by. If I'm pumping
out screens then I like music that entertains and motivates me while
I monkey away. E.g., something I can
If the user has to progress through a flow to reach the result, then
letting them jump a step or two ahead seems confusing ... but I
don't know the full context. Is it critical the user completes the
interaction on each tab? There's always the simple "continue"
button, or "skip this step". Depends
