Hi Greg / Jenny
Thanks for the responses. I was asking about the star itself as a symbol
connected with favourites. Agree Greg that it needs some more explanation
depending on the context.
Many thanks
Sam

2009/1/6 Greg Thomas <[email protected]>

> Hey Sam
> I agree with your opinion that it is probably understood as 'standard' by a
> small portion of the population. I think that if you were using the star to
> indicate favorite status in a design you should probably do so in concert
> with another element.
>
> No supporting research on my end. Just wanted to back your opinion. ;-)
>
> Warm Regards
> Greg Thomas
> memorialwebsites.legacy.com
>
>
> On Jan 5, 2009, at 5:16 AM, Sam Menter <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>  Do you think 'starring' a favourite item become a standard design pattern?
>> It's used by firefox, google, twitter...
>>
>> Has anyone done any user research on this? I think it's probably
>> understood
>> by the very web literate but hasn't yet crept out into the wider world.
>>
>> Interested to know your thoughts,
>> Sam
>>
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