Hi Bastián, Thanks for dropping in.
As before, I think these look very good and very professional.
I tend to agree that it is difficult to make visual metaphors which everyone
can undestand,
especially for very abstract ideas that one often finds in statistics.
Although I think you
are doing a very good job. (I particularly like the ROC curve and reliability
pictograms).
I'm not sure what you are suggesting. Are you suggesting that we leave just
the Analyze menu
without icons, or all the menus?
Also, I have a question. Where do you envisage that the alignment icons (left,
centre, right)
should appear?
Regards,
John
On Wed, Jul 17, 2013 at 02:54:46PM -0700, Bastián Díaz wrote:
However, Hugo and I have doubts about the usefulness of the icons
representing the statistical analysis, and we have good experience using
various (user interface for this analysis) as Stata, SPSS, Statistica or SAS
and have given note that for these software features, help for a cleaner
interface and clear, not display icons in the menu, as many of their analysis,
they share concepts and representations they would not be clear enough to
distinguish just looking at her pictographic representation.
A good example of this, we see in the Stata software, which is praised for
its clear and powerful interface. Stata, by default does not display icons in
menus on any platform (well shows keyboard shortcuts for some options).
Furthermore it gives consistency to the UI.
A counter-example can be seen in the SPSS software. SPSS has an icon for
all your options (which is good), but unfortunately, many of them are so
similar, they do not fulfill their function (pictorial representation of its
function) and make recognition more difficult.
Therefore, we recommend that PSPP not display icons in the menu, and in
the future as to enhance using the toolbar, which may contain analyzes
categories are there in the application, and these categories present in lists
their analysis.
A model of the concept Mockup (early design). This is just an idea, and it
all depends on what you deem as developers.
Thank you very much. I hope your comments.
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