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On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 9:41 PM, jason zietz mydogisaro...@gmail.comwrote:
Want to learn (or learn more) about User Experience Design -- Interaction
Design, Usability
For some good data on this subject, check out Smashing Magazine's
two-parter on Sign-Up Forms:
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/07/04/web-form-design-patterns-sign-up-forms/
AmirBehzad Eslami wrote:
Hi,
I'm developing a new website for a client. The website, like many
other websites,
Thanks, everyone, for the feedback thus far. Let me clarify why it's
important that I come up with a common terminology that people
understand: I'm writing installation instructions for a client that
provides a service that works with different blog services, so being
able to call something
Apologies if this has been discussed before, but I couldn't find
anything related in the archives. I checked my Designing Interfaces
book as well and came up empty, so now I seek the guidance of the
collective.
http://anxiousplanet.com/ixda/SubmenuOrSubnav.gif
What would you call Current
A bit of clarification: I'm writing instructions, hence the need to know
what to call these things.
What would you call Current Design in this example?
A link?
That could work, but a link could be anywhere on the page. I could call
it a Navigation Link, but that sounds awkward.
I view design deliverables in the same way as I view whatever it is that
I'm designing: I'm building something for *someone*, so in order to get
it right, I must consult with them and understand their needs. It's
more important to me that I deliver something that conveys functionality
and
I HIGHLY recommend The Mercury Program and Mogwai. Both are especially
good in the morning with coffee.
I never think of fun topics to talk about (frequent complaint at work), but
have been wondering what folks like to listen to while they work, if
anything. I recently found an online
Is it better to use a All choice selected by default in a set of
checkboxes or to leave all of them unselected in order to include all
the choces.
It depends.
Having All selected by default has the potential to require the user
to perform extra steps in order to complete the task in a
I've seen this type of solution used before, and while it requires more work
for the user, it's often less work than trying to interpret the letters in a
CAPTCHA system.
reCAPTCHA is a nice CAPTCHA implementation that uses (mostly) actual
words for verification. And it's a nice way to
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