Hi..Suzanne
Yes we do a lot of proto work in Flash for the iPhone and now iPad.
The great thing is that we can asset share (create the art) once and
send along to Xcode with no changes to the .png.
Also use Keynote a ton for this...as you can save out files to play
on the devices easily.
John
I got both my undergrad and postgrad from York. It's an incredible
University, a beautiful city and the Dept. of Psychology and the
Dept. of Computer Science are both world class. I would recommend
them without hesitation.
In fact, I'm delighted to see they're running a pure HCI masters as
mine
As a long time Facebook and (intermittent) Twitter user, I was
completely frustrated by the lack of clear privacy settings and
explicit friendships. Their algorithm to determine my friendships was
far from accurate. And I have no idea what they will recommend.
On the other hand, it's like having
Luke W put a few good links together:
http://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?156
Some others I've seen floating around:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/digitalweb/4197767981/
http://www.kickerstudio.com/blog/images/ux.jpg
http://www.namahn.com/resources/poster.htm
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I'm amazed that someone was willing and able to track down a
reference from pre-web days. :) I think the reporter said the
TITLE was drab, not the ARTICLE. However, language changes so what
seems drab today was necessarily (?) academic at the time. If
only I could retitle it now
. . . .
First, a few things that I'm very excited about with this device:
* The potential for apps like the demoed N.Y. Times app. BUT -- if
every publisher has to develop their own version of this, I view it
as a failure. I'm hoping Apple steps up here with a wrapper that
independent publishers can take
Oh, and about the pornography point: there *are* porn sites using
HTML5 video capabilities to serve porn to iPhones right now. I think
we can assume that porn suppliers will support this device as well.
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for promoting this URL William.
John
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Welcome
As the former head of the Masters in HCI at Carnegie Mellon, I can
attest to the intensity, but I can remind folks that you don't HAVE to
do the program in one year! The classes are sequenced so you CAN do it
in a year, so it fits with some industry programs that sponsor their
employees to go
Someone name a bar and a time! I'm in.
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Submissions
Balsamiq - http://www.balsamiq.com/blog/
Excellent example of a company that provides
%u2022 feature announcements via blog
%u2022 complete transparency (and accountability) around the product
development process (see the blog post about the premature deployment
around Xmas -
to Tom McEwan, t.mce...@napier.ac.uk by 8th
January 2010.
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we may just bite the bullet and localize as we have in the
past.
Thanks for your help!
John
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be dropped or
bumped into hard objects
* Figure a weight somewhere between 10 and 15 lbs
Since it's an emergency device, we try to design out use errors as best
we can. It has to be easy to use.
Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks,
John Daynes
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I for one would be very interested in this subject if you need to
bounce further ideas.
Good luck!
John
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Thanks, but I am not looking for the feature itself -- I know about and
have used the linking feature.
I am wondering if people actually USE it in practice and am looking for
examples.
Balsamiq makes it really easy to make static screen sketches, but I find
the linking clunky and very
Does anybody actually use the links in Balsamiq Mockups to make
storyboards that can be walked through to show the interaction of a
system? I looked at all the examples in the Balsamiq Mockup gallery and
they all seem to be single screens (except for one which shows a
Google-like interface
It's easy to do this sort of thing badly. Even done well its value
is generally transient. That said, I think some good ideas can be
gleaned from Joshua Porter's slidedeck
http://bokardo.com/archives/designing-for-social-traction-slide-deck/
starting at slide 78. Note, that Joshua is discussing
Personally, I tend to get really irritated when a site tries to force
behavior on me like that. If I want to keep their page open and
follow the link in a new window or tab, I'll do that. Otherwise,
stop cluttering up my desktop.
I generally try to avoid impressing my personal preference onto
of the majority of the global
navigation architecture.
Best wishes,
John Gibbard
Senior Information Architect, Dare
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I used to use pictures of 'real life interaction design' in my
presentations to clients and colleagues to explain what it is I do.
I've always used analogies to explain things and showing something
broken/unusable is great. But, in order to put a positive spin on
things when problems have been
I'd definitely go. You'll find some interesting
panels/presentations/etc, but the big thing is meeting people and
networking.
Get your hotel reservations early if you want to be close to the
convention center.
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/BigCorporateBully figure in a restraint of trade suit.
In my experience small entrepreneurs far likelier to be actively neurotic
about their genius killer app. But that's another story...
And - obviously - I'm not a lawyer.
John
Generally, I ask if the client can identify what they want to protect
The iPhone has a 99% customer satisfaction rate:
http://brainstormtech.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2009/08/14/iphone-vs-pre-satisfaction-bakeoff/
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From your own link:
Research is finding a place for stretching in improving range of
motion, but has not been proven to prevent injuries or to decrease
muscle soreness when done before or after exercise.
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It sounds like not many here have a Wii, so it seems like it might be
a good time for me to come in and clear a few things up:
First, let's not confuse Wii Fit with Wii Sports. The tennis game
you speak of is part of Wii Sports, which is more game than exercise
regimen -- that said, it does
I'm not sure if I'd call it personalization, but I've been to sites
that check the browser language preferences via the HTTP header and
serve different things based on that (usually just serving in the
correct language, but between language preferences and IP, you can
make a guess as to where the
IMO, The choice largely depends on your implementation options. From
an IxD perspective I think an Ajax based implementation is definitely
superior as far as speed of refresh. But it might limit your browser
choices. Speaking for the static example, the same widgets in the
Kayak example can be
Alan Wexelblat wrote:
(How much longer is difficult to
quantify just from the paper prototypes, but my guess is that it's a
few seconds more on each operation.)
You could do more than guess - use predictive human performance modeling.
That is, you could use your paper prototypes to do
Hey Amyris,
Great initiative! Count me me if you still need more people.
johnlabriola at gmail dot com
- john
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I'd be happy to help out with this. jpyuda at pobox dot com
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On 29 Jun 2009, at 22:00, JD Vogt wrote:
Hi John,
I designed and instructed a class last Spring at Virginia Tech,
Designing UX for the Web, and it was meant to be a very hands-on
sort of class. One of the assignments (mid-term) was for the students
to assume that they had landed
to discuss their solutions and
approach and try to draw out the underlying lessons.
John
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Sure, I'd be happy to talk to you off list on this.
regards
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kind regards
John
Hi John,
Call it what you will, case-based, scenario-based or project based
learning, they're great for teaching analytical and critical
thinking skills using real world challenges. The key to doing this
well is to carefully consider what outcomes you wish
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in an application.
Ideally this is a visual designer with some user interaction skills as well
(but not a must)
Cheers,
JB
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Saw this [1] and thought of all of the IxD people on here who deal with the
haptic tactile.
Now, there's something analogous to nature in this particular concept but
I'll leave that to you to resolve.
[1] http://bit.ly/JIAyd
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but these very real
architectural paeadigms have had scant discussion on these forums.
Discuss.
John
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Heuristic evaluation has been shown to work with evaluators who
_are_not_experts_. (See Nielsen's old papers.) That's a big difference
between the two.
However, you have to have many more non-expert evaluators to find the
same number of usability problems when the evaluators are not experts
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Here's an icon designer whom I've followed on Twitter and who seems
to have a good sense of design, while keen to the design issues.
Louis Harboe
http://www.graphicpeel.com/
http://twitter.com/spiralstairs
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graphic design, then they
got into simple brochure-ware web design, then into Facebook
applications, and now they are looking to do more.
I am a ux designer, focusing mostly on IxD and I could probably help
them. But I feel a company/person who does this on regular basis
would be better.
- John
Can anyone recommend a design company that provides training or
consultation for a company looking to improve their design team and
process?
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Thanks Dave. I knew you did workshops at conferences and such, but
didn't know you did this too. This is actually for a friend, I'll
pass the info on.
Thanks!
John
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Ikea uses them in their second-tier navigation (left nav.)
I would look through the examples on PatternTap [1] and Konigi [2].
[1] http://patterntap.com/tap/collection/icons
[2] http://konigi.com
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Correction, Ikea USED to use icons [1] but evidently have shifted away
from this as the pressures on their second-tier navigation grew with
an increasing amount of content.
[1] http://konigi.com/interface/ikea-navigation
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A guy just sent it around the office here, I'd not seen it before. A
1hr 20 min video might be a bit much but hey, I've signed-up and
will watch it later. What's the basic premise/elevator pitch?
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To echo Dave's point, and Bill's via Dave, an undergraduate degree in
HCI _only_ is probably not a good idea.
To clarify CMU's program. It is not a first major -- you can't just
major in HCI. It is a *second* major. A student has to have a first
major in something else (Design, CS,
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I try to make the efficiency and good process arguments for it.
IMHO:
UxP Owns HTML http://www.jcvtcs.com/-ideas/UxpOwnsHtml.html
Going Native http://www.jcvtcs.com/-ideas/going-native.html
UxP Deliverables: The DemoSite
http://www.jcvtcs.com/-docs/demo-site.html
John
I am more in line with Dave. It always depended where I was and what
role I played. Sometimes there was a front-end developers for the
role, sometimes a developer who did fron and back-end, and sometimes
my stuff was used.
But as I moved away from working on web sites to more working on
by Dianne Murray
* Completing the Circle by Stephen Boyd Davis
* Becoming simpler and smarter by Azlan Raj
* Timely interfaces to the real world by Daniel Harris
* Visioning workshops by John Knight
* A sprinkling of usability and a dash of HCI by Janet C Read, Brendan
Cassidy, Lorna McKnight
Agree with observations re:
Nix on the redundancy between top sidebar nav links
Plus on the consistency of global/topbar menu
Plus on Brian's suggestion of MegaMenus. Don't know what you mean
by your response - but you might want to take the technique a little
further in solving your larger
to send a copy of their Resume and their
Portfolio of design work (as a link or as a PDF file, 2MB maximum
size) to John Childs at jchi...@rim.com
Sincerely,
John
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SIX OPENINGS AS FOLLOWS:
INTERACTION DESIGNER
Shah,
I think you're likely going to have a problem with people gaming the
system regardless of what you do -- almost any solution can be gamed.
There are a number of tactics available, each with pros and cons:
1. CAPTCHA -- you mention this. While it will help to ensure a human
is voting, it
a relevance to
the brand activity.
It does rely on an awkward standalone app. download which we all really
tried to avoid. Please do take a look if you're at all interested in the use
of AR. If you don't have a webcam and just want to see a quick overview
video, our demo is on YouTube [3]
Cheerio,
John
If you're collecting data like real name as well, you can have a user
fill in some percentage of that account information on a username
retrieval form, and also answer a security question or two. It's not
ideal, but it's probably better than nothing.
If you're *not* collecting that data, you
I would call it by hitting me with a flash-only site, Sony just lost
a visitor, but maybe that's just me.
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Be aware that you're going to see a level of selection bias in who
does and doesn't complete the survey. Without knowing much about
your userbase, I can't really give any specific advice to that end,
but it might be helpful if you could collect a little bit of
demographic information in this
This is a bit of Ye Olde Schoole, but in '95 we were migrating a green
screen commandline-driven online equity trading system (one of the first:
Instinet) from keyboard-only entry to this newfangled, glitzy, graphical
Windows interface. One of the major challenges - and a design mandate - was
Not sure I agree that pannable interfaces like this are not useful
for retail. Retail isn't always about the purchase or acquisition
task - it can be about 'immersive', exploratory interfaces too.
Some more inspiration can be found at the universally useful Konigi
[1]
John
[1] http://konigi.com
, the second [2] site is a little less simplistic and I
consequently doesn't work quite as nicely. More stuff like this please
people
John.
[1] http://melissahie.com/ http://melissahie.com/
[2] http://www.annekejanneke.be/#go_nieuws
Ok, ok, so I was thinking more about the *concept* of 360 degree
movement rather than the specific executions which - although
interesting - are not particularly great.
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designers' lives it's quite useful.
There are some previous threads about this in the Ixda archives
which, if ibwasn't typing this on my phone, I!d include.
Best wishes
John
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sinister example [3] from Japan achieves interactivity, there
is little purpose other than proof of concept ... yet.
John.
[1] http://ge.ecomagination.com/smartgrid/#/augmented_reality
[2] http://www.inition.co.uk/inition/wowlab_magicsymbol.php
[3]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCCx7zANsGE
Released today, this Toyota AR application is Mac compatible:
http://snipurl.com/ck4tx
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experience.
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Information Architect
Professional Services Group
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Currently our UX team are PC-based and use Visio. I would like to move
back to Mac and start using Omnigraffle again.
Simple question, Why?
John Morse
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Professional Services Group
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If you take the view that the simplest form of interaction is reading the
written word..(tenuous?) then I'd submit Nevil Brody
Personal hero of mine;)
John Morse
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Some of my favorites:
Buzzwords in Good Currency
Techno-Blather
Nonversation
New-ance
The Emperor's New Team Player
Cyber-silliness
Frottage
It's All Geek to Me
Swave
Kulchah
The Stench of Information
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by Samsung Omnia that
improved upon
the other designs by having an explicit hide button for the keyboard was
well.
The keyboard buzzes after each key press as a feedback mechanism.
I have no association with sales, servicing, development or evaluation of
these products.
Yours,
John
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009
wants page titles to be witty, the search engine guy wants
them to help SEO, and the UX wants them to match to avoid confusion.
What do you think and how important is it to you?
Thanks.
Regards,
John Romano | Web Developer | capstrat
jrom...@capstrat.com
Thanks for the Apple example Den. I hadn't seen this yet.
This type of slider mechanism could work well as an alternative
to tabs - especially if there tabs represent some sort of continuous
journey.
I'd probably keep it persistent though. It disappears once you click
through on the Apple site.
All,
c.f some interesting discussion about Sitemaps as/in footers in this
discussion [1] from October 2008.
J.
[1] http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=33722search=footer
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The problem is that some users seem to completely ignore the other
tabs in an in-page tab panel - even when the tab headings are clearly
relevent to their task.
Obviously any tab panel should have some element of foreground and
background in the design but if the background is never even used
the classic graphic design trick
works.
For the user this results in a kind of tab blindness - an effect I've seen
in a number of testing sessions.
Has anyone come across this observation or any design guidelines that advise
against colour reversals in navigation devices?
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Barbara et al.
Very interesting, I'd love to take a look at USAA's Financial Strength tool
... Damn the need to a) be a customer b) be registered to see it !
(ref:
https://www.usaa.com/inet/ent_utils/McStaticPages?key=advice_planning_mainw
a_ref=pub_global_advice_and_planning)
J.
Anyone got any ideas? I tried looking amongst the mailing lists and boards
but all I really discovered was noise (Again) about the mobile interaction
tipping-point, semantic will/web and gestural interfaces.
Has anyone seen a good article or blog post prophesising about the year
ahead?
John
Online Banking that doesn't frustrate!
I have it on good authority that that one's going to be ticked-off
this year :)
J.
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on adherence to existing,
cuddly - or at least familiar - forms
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John,
I think
of a physical crowd.
You might do the math and find it's easier just to fly everyone to
Portugal. :-)
// jeff
On Jan 9, 2009, at 6:53 AM, Bonnie John wrote:
The masters program in HCI at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh,
USA, has a joint program with the University of Madeira, Portugal
The masters program in HCI at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh,
USA, has a joint program with the University of Madeira, Portugal and we
offer a joint project class where the students are dong an extended, 8-
to 12-month project. They need to present their preliminary designs
I have used Skype only for (1) discussing things with a handful of
people, not 50-ish people and (2) only for items that are on a computer,
not hand drawn sketches up on a tack-wall. I looked at Adobe Connect
Now and it also seems to b\e about sharing the computer, not large
interactions
http://vimeo.com/2696386 uses iconography and monochromatic design elements
to explain the history of the web. Beautiful work which is inspiring for
Ix/Ux documentation.
John.
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John,
There are very old semi-standards that companies such as the
pre
There seem to be some default UI standards in terms of dedicated numeric
keypad functionality on most phone-based platforms, s.a:
1 - Do it
7 - Delete it
9 - Save it
* - Up one level in hierarchy / Back
# - Confirm / Submit entry
Is there a central reference source for such conventions? How
Whilst I have used them in Excel reports on metrics (Bissantz
Sparklines plugin) I was (coincidentally) struck by this piece of
information design yesterday when browsing a flickr set. The use of
sparklines here also demonstrates issues with scale though - as I
believe Tutfte points out - scale is
This piece from BBC News [1] demonstrates how the residents of Doerentrup
can activate the street lighting via mobile phone. This requires them to
call a specific number and then use an access code to switch a specific
lighting array for the street they want lit-up. Given that this is targeted
at
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All suggestions hotly anticipated and greatfully rec'd.
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