Smashing magazine published a good article on this very subject today:
Principles Of Effective Search In E-Commerce Design:
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/12/08/principles-of-effective-e-commerce-search/
HTH
Akex
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Hi Aya,
We're based in London, England, so the commute might be a bit long!
;)
Unfortunately we're looking for someone based in or around London,
as we would like them to work from our offices.
Cheers!
Alex
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Posted from the
, depending on
experience.
If you are interested please get in contact with us as soon as
possible, we are looking to select by June 10th. Please email your
CV, a link to some portfolio work and your desired day rate to Alex
Horstmann (ahorstmann at channel4 dot co dot uk) and Stephen
Hardingham
Apologies for the omission: The role is based in London, UK.
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http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=42612
Welcome to the Interaction
Hey Ruairi,
My recommendation would be to open the links in the same browser
window. As you say yourself, it leaves the user in control of their
browser and they can always use the back button to get back to your
site.
In testing we've done users are completely comfortable using the
back button
Interesting discussion!
The vast majority of users understand online adverts, especially
AdSense ads by their very look and feel, and understand that they
will be brought elsewhere.
This means that they have made a conscious decision to click on a
link that they know will take them somewhere
I read this interesting article on new paradigms in mobile user
experience today. It's quite high level, but hopefully useful to
you.
http://www.christianlindholm.com/christianlindholm/2009/02/mobile-experiences-the-new-paradigm.html
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I was very pleased to see that Konigi are working on a sketchy stencil
- it was one of the reasons why I prefer Visio, I'll certainly be
looking at Omnigraffle again once this is out.
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Posted from the new ixda.org
There's already a sketchy stencil for Omnigraffle.
http://www.graffletopia.com/stencils/414
I've also followed Michael Angeles's tips for making your own, and I'm
pleased with the results so far.
2009/2/19 Alex Horstmann a.horstm...@gmail.com:
I was very pleased to see that Konigi are working
Hi Nik,
I am a huge Mac fan and Mac laptops are a great machines to use -
especially for guerrilla testing using Silverback, giving
presentations using Keynote and general day to day work.
However, I feel that Visio is a far more powerful tool for producing
UX deliverables. I love Omnigraffle,
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