Nice, I'm very interested in gestual/tangible experiences. I'm
always glad to hear about new stuff concerning this!
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Thanks for the video and references! The video really shows the value
of marking menu. An earlier conparison of pie vs linear menu was
made, that you might know about, Kaleem, and I post it as reference
purposes.
CALLAHAN J., HOPKINS D., WEISER M., SHNEIDERMAN B. (1988). « An
empirical comparison
I'm glad seeing interests for pie menus. They have some limitations
(ie.: screen space and number of elements) but present major
advantages offer linear menus. One I like is the possibility to use
marks for selection instead of pointing. Gordon Kurtembach made a
Ph.D. thesis on the subject, calling
I guess this problem of duplicates apply to new users as well as old
ones too. On Slashdot, they are a limited number of users and I've
seen duplicates quite often. They must have an efficient way to know
existing threads for the new subject they want to post.
My idea would be to force the search
I used toolman Javscript library : http://tool-man.org/examples/
This page has cool examples of drag and drop for lists and other
direct manipulations.
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I would say curiosity and open mind.
It also helps me to have a strong technological background in order
to find solutions to design needs. This also help me to communicate
with developers : to understand their concerns. Even if I won't
agree to diminish usability level for ease of programming ; I
I think that whether to put a "home" link on the menu or on the logo or both
should depends, as it was previously said, on the kind of public that your
site is designed for.
I personnaly got an issue with the "Home" button of one of my sites. I used
to put it in the logo because I thought it was s
