There have been previous discussions on this topic, one here:
http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=23593
But they haven't really focused on what I'm after: your favorite examples
for having a person specify what country they live in, in the context of a
web form. Anyone come across a particularly
Perhaps. But it is folly to talk about voice based interfaces without
diving into the future, where advanced AI will enable it to be
conversational rather than command based.
An example of this might be a system administrator's tool which
communicates with the sys admins by voice.
Repetitive but
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During the last few months of the presidential campaign, Billy Belchev and
Paul Baker of Webitects traveled to Obama for America offices in swing
states studying the campaign's ground game.
Using design research methods, they recorded screens, mouse movements, and
voices as organizers "cut turf,"
A perspective missed from the above replies is when you are designing
an application where a CMS system will be used to localize all the
content. In these cases, you need to understand how the CMS system
will handle run-time data. e.g. In an e-commerce application, the
total price for your purchase
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In repeated posts, William Brall asked:
What is the excuse for this? Other than that people are used to it?
I think there are two factors at play. On the outside, they appear as
the "laziness" that Jared identified, but I think it's something
different. It's more of an organizational inert
Hi Brian,
In my view, there are three reasons for understanding CMS's. All three are
more practical than theoretical.
First, you need to know the medium through which your design will be
realized. If you are designing a solution that will be implemented with a
CMS, then you should certainly know
Well in the sense that knowledge of a tool at our disposal is good, I
suppose it makes us better - like knowledge of how a planer works
might make someone a better carpenter, particularly on a job that
required one.
I think an broad examination of CMS's might also be useful in that
it's a
Connecting in person with loads of people I only met in other mediums
before. Meeting with peers in the field that you as a European seldom
get a chance to do and the general feeling of being part of something
big.
The local leaders dinner was also a true feel of community force.
I remember meeti
To add-on to Jared's reference, there are a number of articles in the
Harvard Business Review related to usability, consumer research, etc.
I wrote up a summary of some of the most relevant ones a couple of
months ago -
http://tinyurl.com/8q58hw
Besides there educational/informational content,
It's important to put CMS's on a spectrum of means of storing and connecting
information:
- Email
- Web site (naive version)
- Blog
- Wiki
- Online documents
- CMS
E-mail is point-to-point communication between an author and a group.
Archiving is typically on a per-author basis. E-mail can i
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A little more investigation reveals that the system is call-driven. You dial
a number (that you of course can store in your contacts) and enter the six
digit code to turn on the lights in your street.
That way, even old landline phones that can send DTMF signals can be used to
turn on the lights, b
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