To everyone- Thank you for all the ideas, I'm going to start writing
our constitution and work on starting the group. And for IDSA and
IxDA being combined, we were considering this. However, if we split
the clubs up, we would have more funding, and thus be able to host
more speakers/events.
Janna
Hello, I am a student at the University of Cincinnati, and am planning
to start an IxDA student organization- however, I am trying to figure
out what we would actually do, outside of hosting speakers and
creating an IxDesign elective+curriculum, as to apply for funding as
a student group, we need t
To help this discussion out, the iPad specs:
http://www.apple.com/ipad/specs/ and features:
http://www.apple.com/ipad/features/ .
~ yoni
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 8:28 PM, Steve Baty wrote:
> Realising that the iPhone also has an iPod app for music/etc. So I recant
> my
> earlier complaint about
t; Lol.
>
> On Jan 27, 2010, at 3:35 PM, Jonathan S. Knoll wrote:
>
> You think *that* is what is wrong with the name?!
>
> Think "feminine hygiene" and repeat the product name to yourself.
>
>
> ~ yoni
>
> Jonathan S. Knoll
> email: jonat...@infi
You think *that* is what is wrong with the name?!
Think "feminine hygiene" and repeat the product name to yourself.
~ yoni
Jonathan S. Knoll
email: jonat...@infinityplusone.com
web: http://infinityplusone.com/
linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanknoll
twitter: @yoni
On W
Anyone know somewhere (online, preferably) that sells sticky notes by
color, i.e. 100 neon green sticky notes, 250 powder blue sticky notes,
etc.
Thanks!
Jon
Welcome to the Interaction Design Association (IxDA)!
To post to this list
This seems to happen to Ravi a lot -- and only Ravi.
Perhaps Ravi has, for some reason, an aliased email address (which
forwards to the discussion list) attached to his LinkedIn account?
~ yoni
Jonathan S. Knoll
email: jonat...@infinityplusone.com
web: http://infinityplusone.com/
linkedin: http
ived scope. As such, we're hesitant to get
into the often distracting details of a prototype test.
Thanks again.
On Sun, Jan 10, 2010 at 10:42 AM, Alan Wexelblat wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 1:50 PM, Jonathan Abbett wrote:
>> Say you're brought in to do user research
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I could use a bit of advice.
Say you're brought in to do user research and feature definition for a
software project that's already underway (i.e. development began on
day one).
You have your tried-and-true process where you interview users long
before you write scenarios, nevermind write code, b
It's nice to see some formal recognition of our community by the
Microsoft Visio Team.
http://blogs.msdn.com/visio/archive/2009/12/22/wireframe-shapes-in-visio-2010.aspx
Wireframe Shapes in Visio 2010
Visio has long been regarded by interaction designers and information
architects as an essent
Hi All,
I want to replace the typical 5-field address form (Street 1, Street
2, City, State, Zip) with a single field that takes a string and sends
it to google for geocoding and error-checking. Technically its a big
win, and it'll greatly simplify the amount of stuff in the address
form, but I'm
> Is there an increased demand for what we do in these recent months?
I buy that.
> Do you think that is an indicator of a better economy coming?
Not necessarily. The web sector is growing and maturing and our skills
are in demand, but web-based models may be popular because they're so
much more
I'm very excited about this:
http://builditwith.me/
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/12/08/build-it-with-me/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Techcrunch+%28TechCrunch%29
-Jon
Welcome to the Interaction Desig
I just posted some of my thoughts about the Litl, after seeing it at
last week's IxDA Boston meeting.
http://abbett.org/post/litl-it-thinks-it-can
Long story short: I think we were all surprised to hear what sounded
like their utter disregard for (or ignorance of) the user research
process.
Best
Charles, nomenclature used in hospitals is often unclear even to
people without mental or cognitive disabilities. My colleagues at
ID/Lab conducted research in an Australian hospital where they found
that many terms used were extremely ambiguous to hospital visitors.
See:
http://blog.idlab.com.au/2
Paul is right on.
In the middle of a big project this year, our client came to us with another
piece of software they were working on, but were having a hard time get off
the ground. They asked us to "do interaction design" to it, but there was
no budget or time for research.
What did we do? We
Dave--
I think it's great that you're asking this question.
A lot depends on where you work. Especially in small entrepreneurial teams
or in larger organizations that are new to interaction design, it's rare for
group design work to occur since there's only one designer.
As my team's only IxD --
It's upsetting that the National Design Week website has such a terrible
event listing design:
http://www.nationaldesignawards.org/2009/nationaldesignweek
You have to click your city on a tiny US map... try distinguishing between
the Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut cities.
A simple l
> I can’t think of a good reason not to spec. Can you?
Its important to plan ahead, but specs are artifacts which can easily
diverge from reality as code gets written. Agile processes eschew
specs, instead favoring the following:
- Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
- Working s
I appreciate the suggestions.
Unfortunately, my challenge is not with finding a Twitter client to manage
multiple users, it's with aggregating the information in a way that I can
integrate with a blog.
Last night, I busted out my PHP skills and came up with a couple concepts.
The first is a page
ow if there are any software packages or online services out
there that already do this kind of integration/aggregation, or if anyone's
seen good examples of custom integrations on the web that could be emulated
or improved upon in a from-scratch implementatio
It sounds like a useful analogy, but it's incomplete.
I imagine that an architect knows both how inhabitants interact with a
building and how the component parts of the building come together
(steel, wood, nails, etc.). Also, an architect still will need an
HVAC engineer, a landscape architect, a
As mobile applications, or "apps", proliferate in App Stores
everywhere, most people focus directly on the app itself. But let's
take a step back and look at the environments in which these apps
live. How do we effectively design a service that offers not just
apps, but SMS, mobile web, HTML5, and
User Experience Lead
Intent Media stands at the cross-roads of online advertising and e-commerce.
We are solving long-standing problems facing online merchants and direct
marketers by building a unique technology solution with many interesting
challenges to overcome.
Intent Media is expanding its
An admirable list like this has already been created by Elizabeth Buie:
http://www.luminanze.com/blog/2009/07/user-experience-tweeps.html
~ yoni
Jonathan S. Knoll
email: jonat...@infinityplusone.com
web: http://infinityplusone.com/
linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanknoll
twitter
I'm a fan of SxSW. Heading back for my third year, and its always been
stimulating, good networking, educational, and fun. Its also
incredibly intense and I always feel like a zombie by the last day. A
few tips:
- Accept that you won't be able to do everything you want to do, and
don't stress out
That reminds me -- I have to plug in my iPod. Thanks! ;)
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 6:42 AM, pauric wrote:
> Jack: "Dang! I was going to slam you down with a reference to the
> Panasonic Toughbook. ;-)
>
> Best, Jack "
>
> Just goes to show how out of touch I am, pun intended (o;
>
> As a general a
Hey Bailey - Did you click on one of the thumbnails yet? You can cycle
through full page thumbnails (oxymoron), one at a time.
Here's wishing for a version -- larger thumbnails, fewer categories --
that merges the best of both.
On Sep 17, 2009, at 11:06 AM, Bailey Steinfadt wrote:
The firs
"Fast Flip is a new reading experience that combines the best
elements of print and online articles. Like a print magazine, Fast
Flip lets you browse sequentially through bundles of recent news,
headlines and popular topics, as well as feeds from individual top
publishers."
http://googleblog.blogsp
Hi Gang,
I've got a big sprawling site that I'd like to crawl and render as a
visual sitemap so I can get a better handle on some of the IA
concerns. I'd been doing it by hand on earlier versions, but its just
gotten too big.
Can anyone recommend software that will do this automatically?
Preferab
At times I think our passion clouds our judgement and impacts our
professionalism. Through this thread there seem to be a number of
incorrect assertions that I find a bit alarming. Are we an
opinions-based community?
Is "Exit" an international standard? Clearly not, from what
people have said o
Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 06:00 PM - 08:00 PM (presentation
6:45-8:00)
Razorfish, 1440 Broadway, between 40th and 41st Streets, New York, NY
10018
http://is.gd/2JBlG (gmaps)
NYC UPA invites you to meet Razorfish User Experience Lead Bryan
Hamilton as he shares both the process and the results
Try learning dvorak (an alternative to the QWERTY keyboard layout.) If
you want frustration, there ain't nothing better than messing with the
connection from your brain to your keyboard.
(Worth it in the end though.)
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 11:18 AM, Jerome Ryckborst wrote:
> I'm a PC regular who
Doesn't have to be expensive. Is anyone using and finding serious
downfalls with Silverback.
http://prettyusable.net/2009/08/silverback-guerrilla-usabality-testing-review
I haven't had a chance to try it out myself, but it seems
appropriate for a range of projects.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Try Dropbox -- for small groups, their folder sharing works pretty well.
Automatically syncs, accessible over the web, keeps historical versions.
http://www.getdropbox.com/
-Jon
On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 3:42 AM, Tom Daly wrote:
> I've suddenly found my team grow from one to three and it's clear
In addition to doing the design in my group, I'm also responsible for most
of the HTML/CSS -- so I'll know immediately if something's not implemented
to spec.
But that fundamental designer-developer chasm remains. We've developed a
technology called Clickframes that lets me spec out our web apps
#x27;ve done some beta testing, and it's a welcome
improvement. Get it as soon as you can.
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 6:03 AM, Jonathan Cohen wrote:
> @druid %u2013 thanks, have you tried exporting your doc as a visio xml
> drawing?
>
> @maurice, @david %u2013 no dice %u2013 visio doesn%
@druid %u2013 thanks, have you tried exporting your doc as a visio xml
drawing?
@maurice, @david %u2013 no dice %u2013 visio doesn%u2019t like pdfs.
Tried all the format options and nothing worked. Thanks though.
@stevenitz %u2013 can%u2019t use a mac at work. =( wish I could
though, apps like c
Hi all-
I just started working at a firm that uses Visio as its standard
wireframe tool. I also have InDesign on my machine and would prefer
to use this instead. (personally, omnigraffle fan here, but I'm
required to use Windows)
Searches for related keywords, an IxDA discussion search, and anoth
> Can anyone tell me where the convention of greying the background page
> when showing a popup window came from?
It's generally called "lightbox"ing, you might want to search on that term.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightbox_(JavaScript)
On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 5:18 AM, William
Hudson wrote:
>
> 3. How do people feel about these headers? Are they helpful or intrusive?
Some people feel VERY strongly that this technique fundamentally rots the
web by introducing new and bad URLs for content. There was a big row about
this technique this spring. Gruber led the charge, but its worth pokin
Reading a post like this makes me especially annoyed that Sullivan's blog
prohibits comments! (Can you really call it a blog if it doesn't allow
commenting?)
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 5:21 PM, Jim Drew wrote:
> >From the New York Times:
> http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/19/automobiles/19design.ht
Personally, I use icon view as a quick & dirty image preview. In the Mac OS
finder, command-1, -2, -3, and -4 map to icon, list, column and coverflow
views—once your fingers learn the quick switch, there's no One Best View,
you just use whatever's most suited to a given task. Icon view is useful fo
Hi Rob,
Your first post sounded like you are pitching for work, but now you
come across as a concerned citizen.
Specifically to your last post, I'd check what standards they are
referring to. Standards bodies aren't always well funded and
therefore aren't able to update standards as regularly. T
My company (marketpublique.com) is founded by three designers. Advantages:
we get the web, we get design, and we can handle some of the development &
technical stuff ourselves. Disadvantages: all the business stuff is
REALLY aggravating scutwork, and the three of us became designers to avoid
that
It's not the the e-mail that's an issue, it's how it is displayed on the
listserv web page: http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=43460
This said, I would agree that most could just say, "yes," as long as they
are willing to have their listserv e-mail address used.
~ yoni
This is a TERRIBLE idea. A mildly sophisticated user—say, someone who
knows how to plug in a printer, or use the "print preview"—can wreck
havoc.
There's some great security stuff at Schneier's blog:
http://www.schneier.com/blog/
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 5:47 AM, Matthew Green wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
Personal crusade of mine, actually. You didn't explicitly say you're
working on a web application, but assuming you are, the W3C provides these
instructions...
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.html#radio
Radio buttons are like checkboxes except that when several share the
same control
ser interfaces for Windows desktop applications, which
do still make up the vast majority of desktop business applications
(obviously, Macs are used a lot for platform-independent graphics and
Web designs).
Jonathan
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
No offense, but your app doesn't seem to do anything Powerpoint
doesn't do? And the Olive XP style for screenshots? A bit Fugly.
It's all arrows.
What sets this app apart? What makes it remarkable?
No offence taken!
Although you can use PowerPoint to design UIs, and I've seen it
done, it's an in
The ROI of Usability: How to Demonstrate the Value of User-Centered
Design Within Your Organization http://nycupa.org
A presentation by Mary M. Michaels of Human Factors International
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
6:308:30 p.m. Doors open at 6:00. Please arrive early.
JP Morgan Chase, 277 Park Ave. (b
The ROI of Usability: How to Demonstrate the Value of
User-Centered Design Within Your Organization [http://nycupa.org]
A presentation by Mary M. Michaels of Human Factors
International
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
6:308:30 p.m. Doors open at 6:00. Please arrive early.
JP Morgan Chase, 277 Park Ave. (
At this point, we need to do whatever we can to increase the number of
practicing Interaction Designers. Providing free contact between
employers and seekers helps this effort.
Job posters, if they have that kind of budget, will likely be posting
to sites like Coroflot anyway.
. . . . . . . .
load, but there's no technical reason
why we can't show the user 100+ items per page.
Is it easier for the user to click "next" 10 times, rather than scroll down
a long list?
Thanks in advance,
Jonathan
Welcom
Judging by your webmail provider, five years. minimum.
~ yoni
Jonathan S. Knoll
email: jonat...@infinityplusone.com
web: http://infinityplusone.com/
linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanknoll
twitter: @yoni
Welcome to the
egun to
overtake "pelephone" in everyday conversation. This is particularly
fascinating because Pelephone was actually the first/dominant mobile company
in Israel, and it appears the "Kleenex-effect" is now wearing off.
~ yoni
Jonathan S. Knoll
email: jonat...@infinit
Have you looked at Erin Malone & Christian Crumlish's Social Patterns wiki?
http://designingsocialinterfaces.com/patterns.wiki/index.php
Perhaps a little in-the-guts for what you're thinking about, but a great
resource.
~ yoni
Jonathan S. Knoll
email: jonat...@infinityplusone
ralist
is often scoffed at by development team managers in other places I've lived
(including New York, and particularly at agencies). (On the other hand, it
usually ends up earning generalists the respect of both fellow team members,
as well as leaders of other teams. Go figure.)
~ yoni
Jonathan S
en then it's a total crap-shoot.
~ yoni
Jonathan S. Knoll
email: jonat...@infinityplusone.com
web: http://infinityplusone.com/
linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanknoll
twitter: @yoni
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 3:39 AM, Richard Dalton wrote:
> Who codes your production quality
David Blumenthal (the new National Coordinator for Health IT) and Mark
Leavitt (the chair of their certification commission) are suggesting
in today's Wall Street Journal that user experience be included in the
certification criteria for electronic health records (EHRs) that will
be eligible for $1
Sign up for a 10-day trial of Safari Books Online, and get a free copy
of A Project Guide to UX Design by Russ Unger and Carolyn Chandler.
http://www.peachpit.com/promotions/promotion.aspx?promo=136966
NB: credit card required -- you'll be charged if subscription not
canceled before the trial end
to costly Adobe products.)
Given the ease of Visio's page model, the great set of wireframing
stencils I use, and the nice set of macros from welie.com I've just
adopted, I think I'll be sticking with Visio and keeping my fingers
crossed that MS's next version will finally upgr
> - Chef. Handles all other (random) tasks to keep team functioning.
I actually do provide all our corporate catering (kosher, too).
Welcome to the Interaction Design Association (IxDA)!
To post to this list ... disc...@ixda.or
David:
Jon Kolko can hook you up with the mentorship program initiative;
he's a member of IxDA. It's in relatively early stages, but they
likely need more help!
Thanks, Elisabeth, for your comments and time.
lash portfolios. I must
say that I don't understand; it's a perfect platform for
interactivity and to present a wide variety of previous work in
differing formats. What do you all think?
- Jonathan
P.S. Though this post is a sincere quest for more formal portfolio
review resources,
In the version control universe, you would "tag" your file(s) to
identify a particular snapshot of your work (e.g. "version 1.1")
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revision_control#Baselines.2C_labels.2C_and_tags
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 2:49 PM, Coryndon Luxmoore
wrote:
> Strictly speaking save as
Our team has just developed an extensive set of context scenarios,
describing how our personas will interact at a high level with the web
application we intend to develop.
About Face spends barely 1.5 pages talking about extracting requirements
("the personas' needs") from scenarios. I get the ba
Hello world,
HCI grad student here. As my fellow students and I near graduation
and explore all the different kinds of opportunities out there, it
would be extremely helpful to learn about your entry-level
interaction design experience.
What was your first ID job? Generally speaking, is there
is becomes a members-only resource, to serve as another great
benefit of joining IxDA?)
-Jonathan
On Sat, Feb 28, 2009 at 6:04 PM, Elizabeth Bacon
wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I want also to publicly thank IxDA Conan team members Amanda and also
> Maria de Monte who put a lot of effort into cr
I would second Mark's recommendations. Dan Saffer's Designing
Gestural Interfaces is also a great resource.
We have a large number of demos, lessons and reviews of touch
interaction posted at www.pointanddo.com
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Posted from
how.)
Is anyone aware of online font search tools that filter based on the
embeddability afforded by a font's license?
Has anyone had positive experiences embedding respectable fonts in PowerPoint?
Thanks,
Jonathan
Wel
I come from a web design/software development background -- the design
research and design strategy were the two most useful days for me.
Really eye-opening, and full of practical examples and opportunities
to try things out in a group setting. The IxD day was also fun...
learned great ways to get
We should also think about open-source design apart from open-source
development. Just as developers come up with neat ideas, build
something, and put it out there for others to download and use,
there's no reason why some thoughtful designers can't iterate over a
great product idea and publish th
do we set up the
infrastructure for OSS design collaboration? What's the SourceForge or
Google Code for designers? I imagine IxDA Labs could take a hybrid
approach... weave together a wiki, knowledge management tools, digital
whiteboarding...
Please count me in :)
-Jonathan
On Tue, Feb 1
> What you're describing is poor note taking practice. It takes no skills to
> do a crappy job at anything you put your mind to. (Damn. I say this so often
> that I've decided to call it Spool's First Law of Competency.)
Can you recommend any resources on how to take notes well during an interview
I like the approach of double-teaming each interview. One person
facilitates -- maintains eye contact, asks questions, nods, actually
listens to the conversation. The other takes notes and keeps track of
which research questions have been covered. We digitally record the
interview as well, which
Selenium really helps me in my work -- it eliminates a lot of the
tedium that gets in the way of usability testing. For example, I can
write a script that will register a new account, login, and navigate
to a particular section. This is very helpful when our applications
are being redeployed freq
I worked with the Surface team and post an almost daily bit on
designing for Surface and multi-touch at:
http://www.pointanddo.com
Also, buy Dan Saffer's book. It provides a nice overview of UX
issues in multi-touch, physical computing and context aware
computing.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A colleague of mine, Ben Adida, wrote his PhD thesis at MIT about
cryptographic voting systems. He has an online voting system that's freely
available at http://www.heliosvoting.org/
He also writes on the topic extensively--
http://benlog.com/articles/category/voting/ and
http://ben.adida.net/res
-- look at the whole
sheet when doing major reorganization, then get in close to carefully
position.
Would work well in a Visio/Photoshop/Illustrator-type situation, with a
well-defined canvas... less so with the Thunderbird folder organization
example.
-Jonathan
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 12:24
I've been working on a redesign of the web-based user interface for a
personal health record platform, and I began to wonder -- do I need to
retain the one-line instruction that seems to be on the top of every major
data listing (medications, lab tests, immunizations, etc.):
"Click any item
Ricardo -- It's pretty, but you might want to work on accessibility. My
screen reader outputs this: "Ricardo Paganelli Art Design. Table with six
columns and forty-four rows. Table end" for the entire page.
On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 9:14 AM, Nicole Couto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Ricardo!
>
>
asing) portion of the people I know use it?
Compare with Classmates.com -- you have to pay for their useful
features, and hardly anyone I know uses it beyond a curious/casual
initial sign-up.
-Jonathan
On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 2:08 PM, mark schraad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's to l
I agree with the FreshDirect recommendation-- as someone with access only to
Peapod online groceries, I'm very envious of their user experience (and
product variety).
-Jon
On Tue, Oct 7, 2008 at 12:08 PM, Brooke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lee
>
> Another site I'd recommend you take a look at
CONTENT-TECHS/#tech-avoid-pop-ups
I'm generally hesitant to let the lowest common denominator (i.e.
text-based browsers) dictate how I implement a web site, but hewing to
the standard might be wise. Looking forward to some hard evidence ;)
-Jonathan
On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 5:49 PM, Rober
You ought to have a great reason to violate a convention like top/left
navigation.
What's your motivation?
-Jonathan
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 7:11 AM, Chris Wright
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> do people have any opinions on these?
>
> i know left hand is normal, and i unde
I believe there's more to password masking than protecting against an
onlooker. The HTML password field is handled uniquely by your
browser: after you submit the form, any return visits to the page
using the back button will clear out the password field. A regular
text field, however, will have i
Sometimes I like to e-mail offending websites as an unassuming
user-off-the-street and ask the dumb question -- why doesn't your
website work the way I expect it to?
If these sites get enough negative feedback, it's like free user
research, right?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/admin/help/p
I think the terminology you use is confusing two separate concepts out there.
First is the "password hint." This is typically a phrase that will
jog one's memory of one's actual password, like "my first dog's name
with a hyphen in the middle."
Second is a "secret question and answer." This is t
> Yes, but this isn't the sort of change we should be managing. We should be
> accommodating human behavior rather than changing it. People don't like to
> change the basic, simple everyday things that they do.
There must be a point at which we say that the experience isn't the problem,
but the ve
hi
On Jun 20, 2008, at 2:53 PM, Adam Connor wrote:
Anyone worked with XForms, or even better Lotus Forms for creating
XForms? Anything to be aware of? Major obstacles in terms of UX?
Funny you should ask.
I just read up on XForms and Lotus Forms (formerly IBM Workplace
Forms) formerly kno
There was a list discussion a couple years ago about alarm clocks...
http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=5934
...and it made me wonder-- what do usability-sensitive people use for alarm
clocks?
I'm at a point where I'm ready to buy the last alarm clock I'll ever need,
so for argument's sake, le
I have a CS degree, a family, and roughly the same amount of experience,
mostly in UI implementation (with ad hoc design) rather than hardcore IxD.
I do a lot of reading, and I'm subjecting my coworkers to a design process
as I flesh it out and test it. I took a look at the Cooper IxD Practicum,
a
,
research plans, etc) to Natalia Framil, Director of Information
Architecture, at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jonathan Lupo
VP / Information Architecture | Empathy Lab
http://www.empathylab.com/>
O: 484.382.1313 | M: 215.870.3317
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pies along the way, I use enterprise wiki software to
build my "clickframes" so all changes are tracked automatically.
(Granted, they're page-by-page histories, so you can't easily revert
the entire site to a particular point in time...)
-Jonathan
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 1:55 PM, Kati
ur efforts? Alternatively,
are there simple converters between the two formats?
-Jonathan
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love to help out the IxDA community however I can.
Cheers,
Jonathan
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Welcome to the Intera
hi.
Cool discussion!
Following the comments of Bruce Bethke's "The Secret Symbiosis: the
HGG and its impact on real computer science," ideas in science
fiction often motivate real scientists and vice-versa. Maybe
Hollywood Movie UI's are a very expensive way of wire-framing. ;)
I offer a
> The first 80 percent of customer calls can be eliminated if you know
> what your customers want to know. The next 80 percent can be
> eliminated with the FAQ. The next 80 percent can be reduced if you
> repeat the most frequent answers just next to the phone number.
You're bound to see results w
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