See y'all tonight! @ me or DM me at @nbarday, or do the same with
@austinixda if you need more deets.
- Nasir
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 6:44 PM, Nasir Barday wrote:
> People of Austin,
>
> I'm blowing through Austin Thursday, January 20th, and it would be great to
> catch local
People of Austin,
I'm blowing through Austin Thursday, January 20th, and it would be great to
catch local IxD and other design nuts alike. We could call it Interaction
Conference pre-game ahead of the main event in Savannah :-). How about Happy
Hour at a favorite local spot? We could start the fun
This suggestion won't be helpful if you really need sticky notes (e.g. for a
design exercise), but I use Evernote to make "sticky" reminders to myself:
PC, Mac, and iPhone:
http://www.evernote.com/
Welcome to the Interaction Design A
At the end of the day, the approaches listed here are part of our toolbox
that we choose appropriately, based on the context.
But regardless of the approach, we agree that you need to find the right
chunk size to start with. How many results are enough before someone is
satisfied that they've exha
Can you tell us more about what kind of work you do? Maybe we cam
crowdsource a few of these letters, aimed at "innies," "outies," and
others.
For example, if you're at a creative shop, you might focus on the
inspiration and future-oriented topics, whereas if you were internal
at a techno
Ambrose wrote:
> They might cache apps/data locally temporarily, but it's not as permanent
> as local apps.
>
Google Gears took this distinction away from local apps long ago, no?
- N
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Okay, I hope it's clear that no one is talking about a Browser BEING an
Operating System. Yes, an OS handles all kinds of under-the-hood things that
the Browser never even thought of. Which is why a Browser runs on top of an
OS-- so it doesn't have to think about pesky things like "device drivers"
>> You'll be quite disappointed to find out that the file is in Google docs
when you open y
>> our laptop without a network connection. I'd prefer to know exactly where
my file is.
A design problem, the solution to which already comes via Google Gears
(offline sync'd Docs and GMail!)
The distincti
Oooh, boy, this thread could get nice and juicy. See you guys after, oh,
post #53. I imagine there will be many blog-post-style posts after this one,
so I will only add this quote to the mix:
"There is nothing wrong with having to explain the principles of operation.
It is wrong only when that sam
>
> Asbjørn wrote:
>
> A user-centered design (and development) process is usually a good idea -
>> if
>> you want your application to be usable to it's end users, that is.
>
>
> Andrei wrote:
> It is? Then how do you explain Apple's products?
>
God, it's so easy to mix up "user centered design"
large multitouch
computer.
- N
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 3:09 PM, Nasir Barday
> wrote:
> This is all sounds akin to Mark Weiser's vision for tabs, pads, and boards:
> (if you're in a hurry, do a Ctrl+F for "Ubiquitous computers will also come
> in different sizes"):
&
This is all sounds akin to Mark Weiser's vision for tabs, pads, and boards:
(if you're in a hurry, do a Ctrl+F for "Ubiquitous computers will also come
in different sizes"):
http://www.ubiq.com/hypertext/weiser/SciAmDraft3.html
I'm not sold on the idea of a mobile as a central, dockable device-- a
We all understand the problem here, right? I think instead of expounding on
it to each other, we could help Ali figure out how to change his manager's
thinking.
While it's nice for us to formally label what we do, "that thing that makes
stuff cool, elegant, and easy to use," interaction design," l
Generally, MIDs are souped-up smartphones, while netbooks are pared-down
laptops. MIDs run smartphone platforms and have slightly more powerful
processors than most mobile devices, while Netbooks run traditional desktop
OSs and include Atom, which leads to lower battery life but yields a bit
more p
We should be careful with discounts in our industry, lest people think they
can something for nothing. The best advice I've gotten is that clients
should "feel the pain." If we lower our estimates, it should be because
we've taken something away: one less design iteration, fewer usability
tests, et
You asked for cold, hard research. This is the closest I could come:
http://is.gd/1jSh1
Only $749! Right. But if your client (or one of your partners) has access to
Forrester, you could get in on this.
- N
Welcome to the Interaction
There really should be a standardized way to handle the whole password
problem. Websites all seem to have their own ways of solving it, from fancy
ways to keep you logged in (or boot you out), to locking your account, to
requiring sometimes absurd password strength.
Of course, the contexts are alw
n
conference, get a taste at our talk archive: http://media.ixda.org/.
Pardon me, but I have a few ringing iPhones to get to. Join in the fun and
send us a little PayPal love! http://is.gd/1cXdh
Yours,
Nasir Barday (and the rest of
I should add a warm thanks to Gilbert Corrales for setting up the Aggiorno
giveaway. Congratulations in advance to our two new CSS/xHTML superheroes!
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Looks like this post took its time to make its way through the
intertubes. Go Day 3!
- Nasir
On Jun 23, 2009, at 10:00 AM, Nasir Barday
wrote:
(via Janna DeVylder):
We are fast approaching the end of Day 2 of the IxDA "Give a Little
Back"
support drive. Thank you to the
(via Janna DeVylder):
We are fast approaching the end of Day 2 of the IxDA "Give a Little Back"
support drive. Thank you to the 405 people who have shown such great
support, raising almost $8,000 for this important initiative.
We have reached 25% of our goal, so we still need your help. Please sp
Giving people a rewarding experience in exchange for learning a complex
interface is one tactic. But let's take a step back. It sounds like the
strategic goals here are twofold:
-) Allow people to create their own products
-) Help them get to results that are good enough to buy
Maybe instead of t
(Shucks, did that come off mean and snarky? I didn't mean it. Come back.)
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The reason Apple got so many people excited is that they designed MORE THAN
JUST A DEVICE. From end to end, they've created an ecosystem: Phone platform
software, easy data management with a built-in store, and most importantly
for the latest wave: great developer tools. People who are already OSX
Sho 'nuff.
First, on the whole "one tool for all" thing, I don't see a
sketch/design-->prototype-->refine-->prototype tool as an "all in one." Far
from it. Rather, it's something that would make my own workflow more
efficient as changes come down the pike. I manage several products over
years of e
Architecture and urban planning are older than Interaction Design, sure. But
they are also working in different mediums :-). What's frustrating is that
this type of tool *could* exist, but Adobe is choosing to dig in its heels.
Who knows, maybe it's because they want to take it slow and do it right
Well, that just takes the wind outta my SAILS. Is there a way we can salvage
this and start using it? What if we start trying to do use this as primary
documentation, where it's appropriate? I'm going to start this week and
report back. There are lots of places where it's important to show
transiti
I was as giddy as a schoolgirl for Catalyst. But as of this Beta, it doesn't
open Fireworks CS4 files natively! Only Illustrator and Photoshop files. I
would have thought that Fireworks, a tool positioned for prototyping (and
even with some teasers of Flex integration, and mapped to Catalyst's conc
Not sure that I agree that multiple search fields are an unqualified "bad,"
but I'll concede that they probably aren't appropriate _in this context_,
assuming people, discussions, and white papers share the same level of
hierarchy.
A complement to a unified, categorized search results page could b
Very weird-- was just asking about a pagination pattern on Twitter earlier.
There's another concept, which it looks like we're calling "inline
pagination," in which our intrepid user clicks a "Next 30 results" button or
link, and the items add to the current scrolling list. So instead of
navigating
... and we're back! You can resume using ixda.org to make posts and
browse the archives. Let me know if you notice anything amiss.
- Nasir
On Apr 28, 2009, at 8:31 PM, Nasir Barday wrote:
Hi there,
FYI, ixda.org is down tonight as of around 9pm EST. All of our other
sites,
incl
Hi there,
FYI, ixda.org is down tonight as of around 9pm EST. All of our other sites,
including library.ixda.org and board.ixda.org, are still up. We've got a
trouble ticket open with our hosting provider, and we'll let you know when
the storm passes ...
- Nasir
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/2009/04/22/
A shortened version, for your Tweeting pleasure:
http://tr.im/KimGoodwinTUXW
Hashtags tonight are #NYCIxDA and #KimGoodwin.
A million thanks to Chris Palle and the UX Workshop for housing all the
details to make this happen.
Nasir Barday
Interaction Design Association
P.S. I just rea
The Brightcove embeds are crashing and burning, but I'm working on migrating
them over to the IxDA Media Library. In the meantime, you can still
stream/download the video and audio versions of each talk (look under the
embed rectangle).
- Nasir
_
And you know what REALLY excites me about this list? If someone new to the
list wants to know how to get started, we can point them to the
"Fundamentals of Interaction Design" section. Looking forward to more
coolness that this will enable...
- N
P.S. If you have ideas on how to show how the Inte
HA. Didn't think you'd see a subject line like that one, didja? Figured that
would get your attention.
Seriously, though, I'm looking at the list of remaining Interaction '09
videos coming down the pike, and I'm excited to share them with the
community. But combine this with the list of Interactio
n, including other
professions from which our discipline can borrow, and new interaction
paradigms that can keep us busy for the next 40 years.
Watch the talk here:
http://library.ixda.org/node/5
Cheers,
Nasir Barday
Media Dire
In his keynote at Interaction '09, John Thackara shows the ways in which
business as we know it iss about to change for good, and then identifies how
interaction designers can take these challenges on as design problems.
Watch the video here:
http://library.ixda.org/node/4
About John Thackara:
Jo
In my experience, Fireworks works best for pixel-accurate prototyping (and
has the handy Master page feature, borrowed from InDesign). It even has some
handy tools for layout-- the CS4 beta had a feature that lets you space
elements with a certain pixel margin, for example.
OmniGraffle and Visio a
Dude, I feel your pain. I made a similar transition to Fireworks two years
ago and it was like seeing the light of God. Stuff to try while you get
tooled up for Fireworks:
- Use Background Pages instead of layers. Not sure how you're structuring
your layers, but I tend to start with common element
Perhaps I'm oversimplifying, but how about UML?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unified_Modeling_Language
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The longer that thread gets, the crankier I get, so I'm starting a new one
specifically to talk about Jesse James Garrett's talk at the IA Summit last
weekend. It's what he wanted us to do, anyway.
Todd wrote
> If you truly believe that, then I don't understand how you could have a
> million prob
"Writing about music is like dancing about architecture."
The frustrating thing to me about threads like this in our lovely ecosystem
is that most of us seem to be on the same page, but we misunderstand each
other a lot-- mostly because creative types like to think we are
misunderstood :-).
Judgi
We have a few contexts going on here, and I'm going to bite Janna DeVylder's
concept here:
-) Defining to Defend
-) Defining to Educate
I think Luke's list:
> Information architecture defines the structure of information (which can
> exist in many formats).
> Interaction design enables people to
(at the end, I should have said practices with similar problems with
external perception, not similar practices! Though that would be a new page
in broadening the bejeesus out of our definitions ...)
Welcome to the Interaction Design
Trying to keep this short!
I had a million problems with JJG's talk, but I'm in a hurry and you asked
for viewpoints, not diatribes. To Jeremy's point (woot), User Experience is
waay generic. It's also a professional umbrella that works for the here and
now. Further, it is severely limiting to
Yes, the Interaction '08 Videos will live here as well; I'm working on doing
an upload over the next few months. Any preferences on what to upload first?
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YES. I'm working with someone to build in some RSS love and make an
iTunes podcast feed out of this hot mess. He knows who he is-- I've
been neglecting him while preparing for and attending the IA Summit
(we love our IA bretheren!). But we will hopefully post news on that
soon.
- Nasir
D magazine, Wired magazine, the Wall Street Journal and
presented at SIGGRAPH and DUX.
Check it out here: http://library.ixda.org/node/3
Nasir Barday
Media Director
Interaction Design Association
Welcome to the Interaction Desi
Coming up dry on my search, but look for Sound Effects, or SFX, libraries;
browse the Sound on Sound and Keyboard Magazine websites for reviews on the
latest.
An FM synth is good for getting spacey sounds-- I swear by Native
Instruments' FM8. Their IxD has gotten really good over the years, too.
Sounds like what you want is a sample pack, not a softsynth. There are great
collections out there from EastWest, and they come with the software you
need. Ableton Live, Logic, Adobe Audition, or even GarageBand in a pinch
will help with that. You can layer the sounds with the synths that come with
Terms of Use interactions have always irked me-- is a checkbox enough for
someone to confirm that they've actually read an understand the terms of
use? Sure, we can get someone to finally check that checkbox by disabling
the "Just buy it, dammit!" button and holding it hostage. The problem with
put
I want to drop a quick note here to keep everyone in the loop about progress
on the Interaction '09. Our Vancouver production team is finishing up the
mastering process and I should be able to upload a few polished videos to
the web by Friday. I had hoped to begin this release a few weeks ago, but
The sign in/sign up process is one place where I've seen lighboxes misused.
There should be a clear, easy way for people to cancel out of the lightbox.
Imeem.com, the music/media site, used to have a login lightbox that was like
quicksand; if you didn't want to register or remember your login, ther
We've done an extensive analysis of the major community-based
environments out there, and Drupal was our clear top choice. As Dave
said, Drupal has a strong developer community and out of the box
covers a majority of our requirements. Additionally, we can fill in
the gaps with custom modules and a
ProjectPier is an open-source branch of the now-commercialized
activeCollab, originally conceived as a Basecamp alternative. I'm
trying out installations of ProjectPier for IxDA's project management
and for another project as well. It's only been a few weeks, but the
initial experience has been goo
Cool retrospective, Scott!
I do agree that our infrastructure is a glass ceiling; we're still
having trouble getting hotels to realize that broadband internet
access is a utility as essential as cable TV news in the room. I still
think a lot of this can be possible while we wait on the right
plumb
Thanks for posting, Andrei.
Lots of good stuff here, including concepts Mark Weiser pioneered in
the early 90s at Xerox PARC. Interesting to see the applications,
especially those involving transparent displays. I especially liked
the animated finger-painting display-- I used to dream of that as a
SORRY, that wasn't meant for the list ...
On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 6:47 PM, Nasir Barday wrote:
> BTW it's spelled "Nasir," tho I may name my first kid "Nazir" as a
> cruel prank ;-).
>
> - Nasir
>
>
> On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 6:35 PM, Los Ange
BTW it's spelled "Nasir," tho I may name my first kid "Nazir" as a
cruel prank ;-).
- Nasir
On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 6:35 PM, Los Angeles IxDA
wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Last night IxDA Los Angeles held a recap of Interaction ‘09 and it was
> a lot of fun and information for our local community.
To Will's last point, if you want to get involved with a service
design project, the Interaction Conference is a great way to get your
hands dirty. I took on Production Management this year, which means I
developed and executed this year's Twitter/Flickr feed concept,
plotted out the layouts of the
I like the idea of local IxDA competitions, as long as we can provide
a healthy way to execute them. For example, we wouldn't want community
members to get a "rockstars only" vibe and avoid competing altogether.
If we want to set it up as a skill-honing event, it needs to be open
and inclusive-- pe
Jay Morgan wrote:
>> A lecture-based conference with alcohol-based social activities is
>> not a realistic preparation for our working environments. A competition is.
Maybe e-mail removes some of the intonations in your statement, but
this appears to me to be a dismissal of the real value of a
con
You could interpret Dan's comment as a call for us to design not just
the single touchpoints that make up services, but to design that whole
ecosystem. I don't think he meant that by designing one element of a
service, that we are designing the entire service.
- N
_
I can't really sum up my experience in a sentence without saying
something you've already read before. But I will say that I still have
a ton of "I've Gone Local" buttons attached to my messenger bag, my
overcoat, and my favorite blazer.
A youth camp I'm heavily involved with is developing activit
you need access any of the content from '08 or '09
for a lecture/talk or other event, please message me directly and I'll
try and help you out with a hook-up.
Cheers,
Nasir Barday
Media Maven
Interaction Design Association
P.S. The conference playlist is at the end of the thread h
Especially cool payoff if you sponsor, say, a Jamaican Bobsled team:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106611/
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We've bounced around the idea of IxDA labs for a while now. In fact,
some might argue that we've had one for the longest time-- people have
always been welcome to show us a better way to do things, and we have
ways of setting up sandboxed development environments, albeit very
manually.
What got me
To the Johnnies at Johnny Holland and the people who contributed those
writeups, TANKS, as my relatives say overseas.
As I posted before, videos are coming, and we'll be able to continue
the conversations specifically per talk. I think what Greg was getting
at was talking about the resonating and
Skype has a nice $2.95/month unlimited U.S. and Canada plan.
$9.95/month unlimited to U.S. and Canada, and landlines 25 additional
countries. Flat enough for ya, Catriona?
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There will be WiFi in the conference spaces. Normally you have to pay
for in-room Internet per night, but will let Greg chime in on that.
For anyone looking to get a GSM card, you may as well go roaming with
your home network's card. Cards I've found, at least for ROGERS (and I
think they're the o
Yah, that was a bit cavalier on my part; thanks for calling that out.
I meant that after 2 days they'd be able to have an idea how to get
started and learn to use the available APIs. Would love to talk Flex
if you're coming to Interaction '09...
The Flex/Flash actionscript Twitter API, btw,
Jeff, I know you were digging for drawbacks, but finding people with
the right skillset is less of an issue. If you're already a developer
that knows ActionScript (or Java/C/C++ in my case), the platform is
very easy to pick up. If you've got that kind of skillset lying
around, you can have an engi
Toblerone is my guilty-pleasure kryptonite! I don't think I would
survive an encounter with a 20lb chunk ...
If you're tracking the pre-conference buzz on Crowdvine, get your
suggestions in for the Interaciton '09 playlist:
http://interaction09.crowdvine.com/posts/show/3144133
And if you're not o
How many levels of hierarchy, and how many categories do you have to
show? You could flatten the tree, emphasizing the hierarchy labels at
each level. Kind of hard to know without seeing a sample document, or
a sketch of what you mean by "listview."
- N
I don't think the Onion is widely known internationally-- the piece is
done so well that it's hard to know the thing is a parody :-).
Now that we're 18 months out from Apple's ousting of a physical
keyboard, how are you all finding its reception? I'm finding that a
touch-only keyboard with no hapt
eers, good night, and good luck!
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On Dec 10, 2008, at 3:13 PM, "Nasir Barday" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
A ping to everyone about tonight's event. This is your last chance
to see Dave Malouf speak in NYC! And for those of you waiting for
him to come to Savannah, G
A ping to everyone about tonight's event. This is your last chance to see
Dave Malouf speak in NYC! And for those of you waiting for him to come to
Savannah, Georgia, and for people in other cities, check out the stream
we're setting up here: http://snipurl.com/7qwel [www_ustream_tv]. The show
st
Synthtopia rocks! I also track http://www.createdigitalmusic.com and
http://www.analogindustries.com. Each of these participate in a chunk of the
music tech community-- the comments are very IxDA like. Analog Industries is
the blog for Audio Damage, a two-person outfit that makes plugins; they have
I think we agree that as of yet, there isn't a true replacement for the
human feel of an authentically played instrument. Moving on ...
Speaking of authentically played instruments, synthesizers, when treated as
such (and not simply a substitute for a traditional instrument) are designed
with expr
Are you simply referring to interfaces for the electronic sound-shaping
within the keyboard? Or the piano keyboard itself as an interface?
Many have tried and failed in the past in this regard. What is the problem
we are trying to solve with the piano keyboard? Are there frustrations other
than th
Okay, we're streaming this puppy. Here goes nuthin ... fun starts at 7pm:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nyc-ixda---will-evans---built-for-conversation%3A-th
- Nasir
On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 8:04 AM, NYC IxDA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> IxDA NYC requests the pleasure of your company at our Novemb
ed on this platform, and if
you (or someone you love) is a Drupal afficionado, we'd love to get you on
board to help us start tweaking and building! People outside of the UX
community are also welcome.
Thanks, and hope to hear from you soon!
Nasir Barday
Director of Geekery
Interaction Des
Photoshop "physical prototype":
http://designyoutrust.com/2008/11/07/as-real-as-it-gets/
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Sounds like an interesting concept-- are you envisioning this as an IxDA
Buddy list? If so, we should think of ways to integrate with other social
networks rather than to build our own. Maybe this concept becomes a wrapper
for the ways to get in touch?
I guess I'd have to see this thing visually b
Yikes, acrimony and emotions running high in this thread.
In talking about the challenges with this method, I wasn't clear about my
thoughts on the rest of the picture:
- We have a set of requirements that is fairly unique to a Community of
Practice
- Packages exist that can cover *most* of our wi
Okay, time to out ourselves :-). I'm the lead designer/architect for the new
infrastructre initiative. Right now we have deliverables at all levels, from
personas down to page mockups. There are obviously lots of lines to color in
between, but at the moment we've focused on events management/calend
h the value of
the work in the end? Hm, I'm gonna be thinking about this as I cross paths
with jack-o-lanterns tonight.
Gone trick-or-treating,
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Interaction Design Association
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They had me at "oblique extrusion surface"!
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("These guys just don't get it" being in reference to the organizations they
work in, after having their ideas unceremoniously thrown into the wood
chipper).
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This is probably starting your discussion prematurely, but I have to say
that I find the survey slants too much on the organization and not on the
designer. Would have liked to have seen factors listed such as "Innefective
communication of the design" or "Designer cannot defend ideas well," as you
You could add lines under a particular block to convey what that node shows
and what functionality it makes available. You can also separately model
modules to be shown on sidebars or as additional toolbars, and reference
these modules under your nodes in the same way.
It helps me to link each nod
Hi Folks,
We're going to try and stream this event live on Ustream.tv. Here's the link
to watch:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/dan-saffer---%22tap-is-the-new-click%22-by-nyc-ixda
Drop me an e-mail if you run into trouble.
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The Zoom H2 and H4 are acceptable for voice recordings (maybe even a
concert bootleg or two), and they can write to flash cards directly in MP3.
But if you're not a recording geek like me, the H2 mentioned above is
smaller and more affordable. If you're gonna spend in the ballbark of $100
on a re
Google: Our bad, we'll change it -
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080903-google-on-chrome-eula-controversy-our-bad-well-change-it.html
:-)
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37 Signals decided to pick August 15th, no wait, October 1st, as the day
when they would "phase out" IE6:
http://37signals.blogs.com/products/2008/07/basecamp-phasin.html
They must have been barraged with e-mails from angry users (probably already
angry at Basecamp's extraterrestrial interface ...
Google has done the bare minimum to show what their cool engines and
architecture can do. The main contribution Google's Chrome brings to the
table is the stuff Under the Hood (TM). This is primarily a software
engineering innovation that has spill-over benefits to us as designers, just
as a "doubl
I respect Scott's modesty, though also would like some more info-- hook us
up with a URL! :-).
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re-approaching the list and thwarting most of the shortcomings we experience
with e-mail as a discussion medium. I hate to leave you hanging there, but I
promise more information in the next few weeks :-).
Cheers,
Nasir Barday
Digital Infrastructure Dude
We have those types of cartons in the U.S. in the Quart (liter) and Pint
(1/4 liter) sizes. How do you do the Gallon, or 4 liter size? I think the
designers sought to scale up this rectangular cardboard/plastic container
and made it less awkward to use with a handle.
The spout on the new design pr
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