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in Boulder and have
asked all our friends, changed our status on various social networks to look
for people.
Any other thoughts on how to find these folks?
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I personally like summary reports (not huge reports but a nice manageable
size) for several reason:
- When I am designing, I go back to the findings/recommendations and makes
sure that I have addressed all of them
- In fact, sometimes some of the findings/recommendations are small
and
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based on the user experience implications. See specific examples of the
trade-offs with each so that you can finally make an informed decision
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: Monday, August 17, 2009 3:09 PM
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Subject: Re: [IxDA Discuss] SXSW Panel Picker- please vote for my panels!!!
On Aug 17, 2009, at 1:47 PM, Julie Stanford wrote:
2. Flex, Silverlight, Javascript??? Picking your RIA Technology
http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/ideas/view/4236
Dazed
altogether.
Julie
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This was really neat. Thanks for sharing. I esp. liked the link from one of
the articles that showed a redesigned clear infographic of the healthcare
plan:
http://rp-network.com/blogstuff/healthcare.pdf
Julie
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if people have created a successful transition for the more
complex case or if it is just going to look strange.
Julie
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Julie Stanford
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people like cooking old
standby comfort foods? How do restaurants create buzz and a return
customers? Although I don't think the problems are identical, I think there
is definitely a lot of crossover.
Thanks for putting this blog together!
Julie Stanford
Does anyone on this list have the skillset to design really neat
infographics? For example the sorts of things that are on this site:
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Principal, Sliced Bread Design
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neat
infographics? For example the sorts of things that are on this site:
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Dave, I completely agree with what you are saying, but I think in the two
examples below, there was still a problem space definied -- i.e. savings, or
mobile communication. I can think of a number of problems where we hired to
explore a particular space and find problems there that needed
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like something about it suddenly made clear
where we fit in when we work with companies to create products.
Julie
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I think for the Pre it is going to be about growing apps in the app store
and showing how much more you can do with it than the iPhone. I know I'm
harping on the background processing thing but it is so key to being able to
do anything cool. The iPhone can't notice something around you that you're
Achilles heel. Pre does not have that limitation along with what looked to
be an elegant UI and a nice keyboard.
Does anyone have this device and care to report back?
Julie
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were more concrete.
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doing design!
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Noel's story of that horrible IVR reminded me of an IVR usability study we
ran a few years ago which actually made someone cry and made another user
slam down the phone and say she couldn't take it anymore.
The test involved asking Walmart employees to call an IVR for a well known
investment
is
a huge turn off to users (for obvious reasons) and you really want to reduce
all barriers to entry.
Have you written or read something like this recently? I want to share some
references with a client.
Julie
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I think that the issues that the study pointed out with the ophone were very
relevant. For example, they showed how + is used to mean different things
in different areas, some controls are too close together, etc...
I thought the study was very interesting and I don't think that Apple has
thought
people
think?
- Do you have examples of other UIs where the button name changes based on
your selection?
Julie
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Julie Stanford
Principal, Sliced Bread Design
650-969-0400 x706
That's exactly what I say! Sometimes I follow up with You know that person
who figures out what goes where on the screen on sites like Amazon so that
you can figure out what to do? That would be me.
Julie
Julie Stanford
Principal, Sliced Bread Design
650-969-0400
list and make sure people know how to set their
subjects lines so they got filtered properly. Having these things
constantly pop into one's a mail client is getting really tedious.
Julie Stanford
Principal, Sliced Bread Design
650-969-0400 / 800-969-0434 x706
I'm with Jared. This is a ridiculous semantic distinction. Like there's some
mythical confused poor UI designer sitting in a cave who doesn't even know
to think about the whole interaction or like there's some interaction
designer who never gets into the details of buttons. Let's move on. :-)
(not as an attachment) and a link to your portfolio.
Julie Stanford
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- X of Y KB
- X% complete
- X of Y min complete
- Other stuff I missed?
What do you think should be shown?
Julie
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