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On Aug 7, 2008, at 7:36 AM, Alexis Brion wrote:
Well, the web browser is becoming so important that maybe it should
become an even more relevant part of the OS. Or maybe it should
become the OS.
It could also work the other way round, the OS becoming nothing more
than
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On Aug 7, 2008, at 8:44 AM, dave malouf wrote:
Wow! it's 2003 all over again. Tog's original post that inspired
this organization called on us to be architects. our entire first
6 months of discussions on this list was about why we are designers
and not architects. ;-)
I refuse to repeat 6
ya know that is a good question.
B/c it was on the yahoo group and not on dreamhost at that time, the
archives live there. I don't think they got incorporated into the
database. I have them (of course) in my outlook.
Jeff, is there any way for us to get those early conversations BACK
into the
Has anyone ever seen a Web application that relies on the browser's tabs as
part of it's navigation?
My company is considering this as a solution for complex data management
applications, where the user needs to open and work with multiple records
at once. The plan is that the initial page (on
Sorry, I should have noted: yes, we have a captive audience. This is
for internal employees to whom we provide the browser.
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Dave wrote:
Jeff, is there any way for us to get those early conversations
BACK into the database.
Sure. It'd probably take a little elbow grease but it's possible. I
wasn't on the list back then so I'm not sure how many messages
we're talking about, but if you're willing to forward the
This post is to request that M$ make a (public) pattern library for
Silverlight. And, to ask that if someone knows of one they can share it with
me.
The problem so far: I'm researching Silverlight and the substantial part of
it seems to be buried in *applications that require install*. I do not
if it's well architected, it shouldn't take that long to find them...
On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 11:50 AM, Jeff Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave wrote:
Jeff, is there any way for us to get those early conversations
BACK into the database.
Sure. It'd probably take a little elbow grease but
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What happens if the user accidentally closes the first tab?
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Welcome to the Interaction Design
Do you mean that the application will open a (web) browser for each task?
Or, do you mean that the application will have tabs for navigating, but all
navigation will reside in the application and you were just citing browser
tabs as a familiar example?
Navigation tabs are fairly well established:
Yes, design has a lot of baggage related to aesthetics. But I don't see
why Godin thinks architecture is any better -- among many people (such
as our friend Mr Malouf), it carries ample unintended meaning. The IA
community has struggled with this albatross for quite a while.
What I find
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On Aug 8, 2008, at 11:46 AM, Jared Spool wrote:
No matter what anyone has to say on this list, the best advice will
come from your users (and even yourselves) as you play with it.
A quick, working *INTERACTIVE* prototype probably wouldn't take your
team more than *60* minutes to make.
re: Public pattern library for Silverlight:
The problem in short: I want to see Silverlight's portfolio. Building a
pattern library is a suggested solution for showcasing Silverlight work. The
specific PL execution means that it's in the parlance of interaction design,
which is a major portion of
I remember years ago when I could simply go to the MSDN section for
Common
Controls and share those proto-design patterns. I'm looking for the
WPF
version of that.
...speaking as a developer (one of the hats I wear), I feel your pain.
Unfortunately, Microsoft has seemed to have stepped aside
I appreciate your judicious if verbose response. Sincerely.
However, I just wanted to see what Silverlight can do and whether it's worth
working in now. And, I wanted to have it done before lunch today. I might
come back to the resources on another Friday when I have time to evaluate
new
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