I'm not sure I understand what problem the sliding labels are supposed
to solve. I thought putting labels inside input fields was a
compromise solution, for placing instructions in forms where few space
is available.
With sliding labels, the final form occupies the same space than a
classic form
2010/1/18 parth wrote:
I still wonder what kind of use cases
would strongly demand Browsing Artists by Alphabetical order ?
There's one use case where Browsing Artists by Alphabetical order is
needed: when the user doesn't know the exact spelling of the artist's
name and has to find it scanning
Which particular form are you referring to? They seem to have several
online forms at different countries. Is it one of these?
http://american.redcross.org/site/PageServer?pagename=ntld_options
I like how the GMail interface handles the case for saving a new message as a
draft: a Save now button that gets disabled after the content has
been saved (either by the user or autosave). The button is reactivated
when the user makes a change to the content.
This provides a persistent indicator
It's fairly recent, they announced it ten days ago in the official Google blog:
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/11/new-look-for-google-translate.html
AJAX means Asynchronous JAvascript + Xml, so if it has javascript
and asynchronous server calls in it, you can bet its the real thing.
It
C'mon people, the implemented feature is not tilting web pages, it's
detecting accelerometers as an input device. Link to the original
source:
http://hacks.mozilla.org/2009/10/orientation-for-firefox/
This feature is becoming a standard in mobile devices, it just makes
sense adding an API to it
2009/7/13 Fredrik Matheson fredrik.mathe...@gmail.com:
So, has anyone tried EP3 with Sketchflow? What's your experience so far?
I've given EB3.0 a quick run. Everything below is the result of a very
rough first impression based on few minutes of usage.
On first opening, it looks very similar
Maybe they have read *this* and wanted to collect their $300,000,000...
The $300 Million Button
http://www.uie.com/articles/three_hund_million_button
(Short answer: forcing buyers to register cost sales, so that
convention doesn't work for stores).
is such a
repetitive procedure that this learning should happen quickly.
If you try to patent this procedure, I will claim prior art :-)
Diego Moya
Welcome to the Interaction Design Association (IxDA)!
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Two quick ideas for alternatives:
- a zooming user interface would remove the need to scroll. With a zoom out,
both origin and target of the drag-and-drop can be viewed at the same time
no matter the distance between them. This would lack accuracy in selecting
the target position, though, unless
In case that you don't know it yet, you absolutely have to review
Humanized's Enso Launcher (www.*humanized*.com). It provides an interface
similar to Quicksilver but based on principles developed by Jef Raskin (one
of the original Mac designers) which are briefly explained in the Archy
wikipedia
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