On Jun 25, 2009, at 4:54 AM, Joshua Porter wrote:
One very important issue that Nielsen seems to be glossing over is
that one password is often used for many accounts...and so when
someone steals a single password they are often getting the keys to
the kingdom, so to speak.
True. A previ
Lis,
This can be done in web browsers by using input type="text" instead of
type="password" and using a timed javascript function bound to the
onchange event that passes/appends the most recent character to a
hidden form element and replaces it in the visible field with a "•"
character (•
If interaction design is the shaping of all actions pertaining to a
digital artifact or process, the discussion about Fever must focus on
the ways and means by which a customer can acquire knowledge to inform
a decision in purchasing the software. It is clear through this
discussion, in particular
This quickly becomes an issue of semantics, and I feel we're arguing
for the sake of hitting keys on a keyboard at this point.
If ixd is the shaping of all actions pertaining to a digital artifact
or process, the discussion about Fever must focus on the ways and
means by which a customer ca
