Hi,
does anyone know a Jonathan Lambert from Melbourne, works for Design Away
in the health industry -- he's registered for my conference but the email
address he gave is borked.
my google fu fails me today.
e.
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Oz-IA/2008
Australia's Conference for Information Architecture on the web
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Someone asked me privately what I mean by not having an addressbar.
Ah, that would be me. I still can't get used to the fact that the reply button
doesn't send to this list. Thanks for replying.
I'm saying that organizations like Google if they are to create an
I think the original point here was referring to when the passwords
aren'tasterisked, why then do the users have to enter it twice
(since they can see it) . In which case, I have no idea.
Well, just because people CAN read the field, doesn't mean they
will. Forcing a second entry would seem to
Mari,
Thanks for the reply
I worked for a wholesale bank for almost 8 years and in my experience, we
didn't deal with individuals. The customers were retail banks. I had
meetings and conversations over the phone with varied end-users to find out
what it is they would find valuable in our
Hi
we are looking at purchasing Firefly - wondering if anyone has any
experience of this product. Feedback would be much appreciated. I'm
currently waiting for the trial version.
KRs
Allison
http://www.informavores.com/products/firefly.html
Hi Luiz, I see your point and feel similarly.But then why does AIR work? Its
not a rhetorical question, BTW. I mean from an IxD perspective isn't AIR
just the same thing, except running HTML it is running Flash, which for all
intent and purposes really just an web-app?
-- dave
On Fri, Sep 5,
I'm saying that organizations like Google if they are to create an
application platform instead of a web browser (even a platform that
has cloud-based applications) they should innovate an addressing
model that moves beyond domains, IP addresses and directory
paths that we have today.
I'm
During the past year I have provided training in Axure RP Pro to many
different companies, but for the first time I am opening up classes to the
general public! So if you work as a freelancer, for a small agency, or are
one of few UX designers at a company, now is your chance to learn Axure
inside
Awesome!!
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Posted from the new ixda.org
http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=32666
Welcome to the Interaction Design Association (IxDA)!
To post to this list ...
Echoing Nicholas and Jeff, I believe it is important for designers to
have a fundamental understanding of how interactions are implemented
online (or in any environment) in order to understand possible
accessibility implications.
In my designs, I've always tried to lay out two paths for
37 Signals decided to pick August 15th, no wait, October 1st, as the day
when they would phase out IE6:
http://37signals.blogs.com/products/2008/07/basecamp-phasin.html
They must have been barraged with e-mails from angry users (probably already
angry at Basecamp's extraterrestrial interface
I should add that while designing two interaction paths might sound
like double the work, once you have a basic understanding of
Progressive Enhancement and implementation techniques, the amount of
additional work is typically minimal.
-adam
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(apologies for cross-posting)
Hello; I'd like to get the word out about the fall schedule for my
workshop Site Search Analytics for a Better User Experience. I
focus on how site search analytics can improve the performance of
search systems, navigation, content, metadata, and ultimately the
I have found I just think that way about the rich interactions I
design now. It is just another factor to consider as you explore the
design space of your project.
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Posted from the new ixda.org
darn. I thought this was going to be about the TV show...
...oh well.
;)
///eks
we are looking at purchasing Firefly - wondering if anyone has any
experience of this product. Feedback would be much appreciated. I'm
currently waiting for the trial version.
Me too - I was going to say - definitely purchase it - one of the best shows
of the last 10 years. Well worth the price of the dvds.
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 12:38 PM, Evan K. Stone
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
darn. I thought this was going to be about the TV show...
...oh well.
;)
///eks
On Sep 5, 2008, at 3:44 AM, Kontra wrote:
I'm not entirely sure what that means, however the ability of
browsers to
bookmark is, by now, not only a very much accepted and expected
facility but
something that's lacking in desktop apps.
I supposed aliases, introduced in Mac OS 7 in 1991 and
Trying that one more time...
On Sep 5, 2008, at 3:44 AM, Kontra wrote:
I'm not entirely sure what that means, however the ability of
browsers to
bookmark is, by now, not only a very much accepted and expected
facility but
something that's lacking in desktop apps.
I supposed aliases,
I think we would all like to phase out IE6, but corporate america
refuses to allow their minions to upgrade or change browsers due to
the immense amount of IE6 optimized software they run.
Rather than spend the cash on upgrades, they hobble the entire network
with their 'requirements'
Same here.
The lesson for all usability peeps is, of course, to disuade clients from
naming their products after tv shows with near-cult status.
- Original Message
Sent: Friday, September 5, 2008 9:44:26 AM
Subject: Re: [IxDA Discuss] Firefly
Me too - I was going to say - definitely
Actually, there is something real here to distinguish between a true web
app and an app-framework like AIR.AIR is more akin to Java Web Apps.
Basically it is a virtual machine for interpreting non-native compiled
applications into something the OS can present. The applications while very
easy to
I'm so different than you guys. I had immediately come up with a
Summer Glau joke and thought, no... I shouldn't.
On Sep 5, 2008, at 1:09 PM, Sterling Koch wrote:
Same here.
The lesson for all usability peeps is, of course, to disuade clients
from naming their products after tv shows
If you have a chance to purchase Summer Glau - definitely do! Smart,
ballerina, and can kick some serious reefer butt!
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 1:43 PM, Jared Spool [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm so different than you guys. I had immediately come up with a Summer
Glau joke and thought, no... I
=
From an Interview (http://www.summer-glau.net/pdf/28.pdf)
Q: By the way, how did you get cast for the role? Have you gone
through the whole audition process?
Summer Glau: Actually, Sean Ryan knew my work from Firefly and called
Joss to ask if I was good to work with. Joss told him Well,
There IS a drawback on making it visible that many English-centric
users don't realize.
On an input control with type=password, Windows doesn't allow CJK
characters(and possibly more).
Password field on sign-up page on my site is unmasked using
type=text. If a user signs up with a password in
Hello all,
I have been lurking for a while, taking in all the good info, and now
I have a question that I hope you can help me with.
I am looking for customizable, off-the-shelf software to do an
animated, data-driven, hierarchy map. One of those maps where, when
you click on a node, they all
Lauren,
You want to Google Hyperbolic Trees.
Best,
Jack
On Sep 5, 2008, at 9:57 AM, lauren wrote:
I've seem maps like this now and again, but can't for the life of
me remember where, and my research is turning up very little--I may
be using wrong terminology. I've looked for animated maps,
Hi Lauren,
Have you looked at PersonalBrain http://www.thebrain.com/#-47 from The
Brain
Hope this help
:D
Dennis Morrow
Director, Information Architecture Usability
Web Associates
desk. 408.550.2960
cell. 408.621.5084
webassociates.com
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
@Alexandra: thank you for your reply, interesting insight regarding
the %u2018watchers%u2019 as repressive figures for creativity. Also,
I have always seen moderators listing ideas and creating
%u2018categories%u2019 to classify these ideas. I guess this is
terribly wrong. I remember having a
Hi Lauren,
Check out the graph visualization products at Tom Sawyer Software
(tomsawyer.com) and at graphviz.org. Also google fish-eye graph
visualization. Xerox PARC built a nice fish-eye visualization tool
that fits your needs about 10 years ago.
I have a great deal of experience
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