I'm a bit new to this whole thing... I thought the discussion was to alert
people who used a tool they bought with reasonable expectation that it was
legitimate to use, that it was being threatened by a lawsuit. Frankly, I
didn't bother with the specific patent info because that is way beyond me.
I just want to say thank you for bringing this to my attention... I would
have had no idea this was going on, and it would present real problems in my
day to day work life. I don't know what would make sense to do - I am not
sure even a professional protest would stop iRise from trying to
Elise,
I design products for radiologists and I have a background in neuroscience.
Your question as stated may be too broad. Let me breakdown your question
first:
*how sensitive is *the human eye o changes in rightness?
- we are sensitive on some level to a massive amount of changes,
Ooops... that should be For example, white text on a black background is
perceived as a brighter than on a gray background.
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i just installed and am dual booting my mac and pc with some linux os's. pc
with ubuntu and mac with fedora. any thoughts on the os ixda, uxd, ui of
these 2 open source projects?
does your os and application choices reflect your personal values?
I'm thinking I will use open source solutions for
The theme of this research is: IxD and Experiential Factors.
The considered experiential factors include (Learnability, usage, error and
feedback, Comfort, Collaboration, Affect, Guidance and support,
Accesability) . Depending on the kind of product some factors can become not
applicable .
The
Nancy,
We are not just car repairman here. There are many in this community
that work for companies like Axure and iRise. I.e. we are creators of
prototyping software, not just users of it. I.e. there are people on
this community board who are on the team for Thermo (Adobe's
prototyping solution
Chauncey,
Sounds like a great idea. I hope you would be able to get international
representation, because even with the world treaties around there are many
nuances to IP in different countries and regions of the world.
A stray collection of thoughts it would be interesting to hear more about:
-
Thanks Duane,
Good topics and I'm trying to get hold of an international attorney on
this. for example, recruiting rules in Germany are fairly strict and
Canada has special rules about what can be kept in databases on
individuals. The rules for remote testing could get pretty complex
with
A stray collection of thoughts
Missing in action is the counter-argument.
If as a 'designer' one's been relegated to rearranging buttons on a
page, this won't be of any consequence, but if one's directly involved
in *system* design in a strategic context, then playing ostrich is no
help.
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Edward Adelson, Professor of Vision Science at MIT, has a classic
example of this showing a checkerboard with a shadow cast across it.
There are 2 squares that are _exactly_ the same color but one looks
very much lighter than the other.
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On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 12:47 AM, Szymon Blaszczyk
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And you can also use personas as knowledge management (all that we
already know about our customers). It's ok to play, explore, but when
personas
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