is there a video of this presentation accessible on the web?
thx ./b
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Welcome to the
Hmmm... it seems as if Text-to-Speech is only natively available in
Excel 2007 (not the more obvious choices, Outlook Word):
http://tinyurl.com/n7wysa
Does anyone know of a decent free-or-cheap Text-to-Speech add-in/plugin
for Outlook?
Thanks in advance!
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On the other hand, some say that even the passwords should not be
masked:
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/passwords.html
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Threespot User Experience Leads are responsible for defining successful
high-level strategies, as well as tactical solutions, for client projects
including multimedia, print, social media strategies, web sites, web-based
applications, and technology solutions.
UX Leads gather, define, and
Hi Anthony
i would not recommend to mask the security question since this could
be really annoying to use in case of errors during entering.
Have you already read Jakob Nielsens latest post on masking
passwords?
http://www.useit.com/alertbox/passwords.html
A good alternative would be to mask
Wish I had the definitive response here. Instead I'll offer a
resource you may not have been aware of.
Last week's SOUPS papers may give you some further ideas of security
risks, user behavior related to security and privacy, and usability of
various security schemes.
I am one of two interaction designers at a hardware company, and am
curious about the interaction design teams who work at software
companies and develop application software. What are the average
team sizes for the development of the User Interface and
Interactions?
Thanks,
Lindsey.
I work for Schematic, an agency that has designed, built, and deployed
quite a few complex mobile apps and mobile sites.
Most notably, I helped design the Ovi Store for Nokia. Needless to
say. that was quite a large and complex undertaking. We delivered
detailed functional specifications for 4
Of course the canny user will just type them out somewhere else and
copy and paste them in anyway...
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I would recommend http://www.gabrieleskelton.com/ they were very
helpful to me a couple of years ago
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On Jul 22, 7:58 pm, missu sparkleeye22-des...@yahoo.com wrote:
I have never heard the phrase or title Instructional Design before today.
Instruction Design, or Instructional Systems Design (ISD), has been
around for a long time, and that discipline certainly has major
overlaps with interaction
Here's a simple contrast:
- Instructional Design plans environments for learning to perform
- Interaction Design plans environments for performing
There is also a lot in common:
- Audience analysis / user analysis
- Goals of the user
- Context in which they will attempt the task (and attempt
Who are your users? Is this a formal website, or is it something more
casual?
If it's a more formal website or something with a serious tone (such
as a health-related site that a user would rely on to provide accurate
information), you might lose credibility with some folks by using
their.
Hi Evan
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 11:50 AM, evan k.stone
interactivelo...@gmail.comwrote:
Hmmm... it seems as if Text-to-Speech is only natively available in
Excel 2007 (not the more obvious choices, Outlook Word):
http://tinyurl.com/n7wysa
Does anyone know of a decent free-or-cheap
Not too long ago Google added the ability to move your emails into labels
via drag and drop functionality. As a result, they added two rows of dots to
the left side of each email.
Does anyone know if that is in fact the ideal pattern for that kind of tool?
Or has anyone done any testing on it?
Our application software company's interaction design team size would be,
um, one. That's also our visual design team size. Oh, and it's the same one,
and he codes a bit in his spare time. Pleased to meet you :-)
It's not all stand-alone work though. When we're mapping out something new,
I'll
Hi, Hugh.
It's called a 'drag handle' and lots of things have them (toolbars in
Windows for example).
You need somewhere to click in order to drag something, and since in
many cases clicking on the text does something else (opening the email
in gmail) a drag handle is handy (as it wereg),
If your machine is at all RAM-challenged, the cumulative crap that's being
loaded into web pages and web app interfaces is causing curses and crashes
for Firefox. I don't even want to think about IE or Safari, because I'm way
too dependent on my Firefox functional plug-ins (mainly Delicious
Personally, I like it. It has a very tactile, invitational sort of
presentation. Feel here where feel is actually hovering with the mouse.
And, like William stated, the changing of the mouse cursor really brings the
concept home.
On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 10:59 AM, Hugh Griffith hgriff...@vfs.com
On Jul 24, 2009, at 9:18 AM, Bruce Esrig wrote:
Here's a simple contrast:
- Instructional Design plans environments for learning to perform
- Interaction Design plans environments for performing
If you want to get really crazy, look up the work done in electronic
performance support
And another example:
Interaction design - building an online fart sound game
Instructional design - building a multimedia/flash curriculum to teach
people how to build an online fart sound game
Here's a simple contrast:
- Instructional Design plans environments for learning to perform
-
Does anyone know where the convention of calendars and date pickers starting
the week on Sunday came from?
I have a strong personal preference for Monday for work-related tasks (and
have customized accordingly, whenever this is supported: iCal, Google
Calendar, Zimbra). But when I mentioned this
The way I look at it is that interaction design is but one of the
disciplines required to achieve good instructional design.
that is to say that instructional design is a form or a goal, and
interaction design is 1 of many disciplines used to achieve a good
instructional design.
It goes back to
Christine -
I know people are attached to their browsers, but maybe you should try
Google Chrome? Pages are going to get more complex (not that I think
that is a good idea in itself) and I personally believe the trend is
going to be more towards Ajax/JavaScript and away from other RIA
To be sure, Chrome would help. Don't have Chrome yet on my Mac.
Also, Chrome does not run my ESSENTIAL Firefox plugins: Delicious Bookmarks
(I've had my bookmarks, custom browser toolbars by project, and research
bibs on the Cloud for more than a year now) and feedly. And I don't know
about you,
A %u2018good%u2019 game design would reward its players for taking
breaks, how you incorporate that into game play would prove to be an
interesting challenge.
Civilization would display a message saying You've been playing
for 3 hours, take a break. Naturally, I dismissed the dialog and
kept
(No semantic or grammar debates, I promise)
I'm researching a number of health care software packages. Many of
them have some way of short-cutting data entry, such as pre-selection
indicating the absence of unlikely conditions.
One tool, however, leans heavily on progressively, and supposedly
On Jul 24, 2009, at 10:02 AM, Chad Mortensen wrote:
This seems to be a pretty standard format for all calendars whether
they're on the web or not which is probably why it's become the
convention. Why try to reinvent something that's already second
nature to users. Do any cultures display their
This exists for Windows XP (and to some extent, Vista):
http://www.actualtools.com/titlebuttons/
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