Hi all,
Great responses!
You've given me lots of resources, books links - will keep me out of trouble
for a while.
No less important, is the way to approach the relevant authorities. Really
important to find the right person who understands and is prepared to
champion the issues (basically: the w
main reasons for intersection danger—as well as the prospect of vehicles
> running a red light or speeding up as they approach an intersection to "beat
> the light." The fact that roundabouts may "feel" more dangerous to the
> average driver is a good thing: It increases vig
Christopher,
Another classic - and typical issue. So how do we get the message across to
the people responsible???
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 1:39 PM, Christopher Monnier wrote:
> Here's an example from Minneapolis where the two terminals at MSP
> airport (as well as the signs directing freeway tr
> You could use that example in your pitch.
>
> -Jesse
>
> ______
> Jesse S. Zolna, Ph.D.
>
> --
> *From:* Gregor Kiddie
> *To:* Rob Epstein ; disc...@ixda.org
> *Sent:* Tuesday, July 21, 2009 10:55:00 AM
> *Subject:* R
- Shared spaces
- and in general, how to make cities more walkable, safe, and a great
place to live.
I'd like to hear your experiences, war stories, and how you convinced the
city that they needed you (or did they "get it" from the start?)
Thanks,
Rob
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Sarah,
Look at http://colorusage.arc.nasa.gov/index.php
Use the color tool to experiment with different text and background colors,
hues, etc.
Hope this helps.
Rob Epstein
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 11:12 PM, Sarah Kampman wrote:
> Is there a standard or recommendation for minimum co
.
You should number the steps in the correct order and (maybe) add very short
text explanations to each step.
Without more specific details it's hard to come up with a good solution. And
remember; visual is always easier than text, as long as the graphics are
good!
Hope this helps.
Rob Ep
Hi, a couple of points:
1. Is the UI intuitive?
2. Is the app designed so users can perform their tasks according to
their expectations?
3. Consider creating short (30 second to 2 minute) video tutorials
- use Camtasia or a similar tool) - provide links to these videos at
relevan
