BTW, I meant Conflence as well - Jira is Atlassian's issue tracking
software. I get all the made up words confused... :-)
I'd be interested to hear what you mean by integration with
prototyping tools - I poked around a bit, and visio has a web viewer
and axure suggests the following (which
Oh - regarding having something to share, although I probably can't
share any docs, I don't see any harm in sharing the table of contents
from the top of the wiki page (this is automatically generated by
mediawiki, and they are anchor links).
It looks like in the end even breaking out menus
Hi Dave,
Thanks, for the tips. I am really looking for a course in Europe but
I like your idea of just being the interaction designer. Not many
apps with interaction in my group but am not adverse to changing to
another group which does.
If anyone knows of such a course in europe please let me
On Dec 29, 2007, at 6:31 AM, dave malouf wrote:
Having worked for a technology leader for the last year, I
really see how thinking about technology first and foremost (must
create patent) really leads the design direction into weird
spaces/places.
I agree whole heartedly with this. It's
On Dec 27, 2007, at 7:30 AM, Dan Saffer wrote:
So you feel that everything is contextual, that there are no universal
principles of good design that are always true?
To which Dave replied...
On Dec 27, 2007, at 9:08 AM, dave malouf wrote:
Of course, at a biological level we all receive
Andrei,
I was just provoking someone like yourself to so brilliantly tell me
I was wrong. ;)
That being said, what is the point of these great laws of the
properties that we manipulate as designers when their
interpretations and utility differ so widely across so many different
axis?
-- dave
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On Dec 29, 2007, at 3:56 PM, dave malouf wrote:
That being said, what is the point of these great laws of the
properties that we manipulate as designers when their
interpretations and utility differ so widely across so many different
axis?
I'm not quite I understand the extent of what you
Confessions of a deceitful designer..
I work in the networking equipment domain. A couple of years back I
was working on a building to building wireless bridge. A key aspect
of the design was that the appliance is usually mounted on a roof or
such inaccessible location with a single cable into
Well, don't feel *too* bad. After all the pacifier button is a
time-honored convention in certain uses. I don't think there's a
single elevator in which pushing the Door Close button does
anything at all...but they make people *think* they're in control.
If you want the ultimate commentary on
Andrei:It's like gravity. You can choose to ignore it but it's
still there keeping you alive on planet Earth without asking for any
compensation in return.
How the 9.8m/s/s is applied to rocket science and bungee jumping are
two completely different contexts for that universal law.
The same can
Andrei:what are the other 2/3 of the story that I'm apparently missing
you:product design is not user centered nor technology centered. It
always has and always will be both.
Maybe my math is a little out of whack??
you:The original question posed was are there design principals that
live
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