May I recommend a blog I started dedicated to such techniques?
Wireframes Magazine
http://wireframes.linowski.ca/?tag=states
Definitely check out Bill's state / condition matrix on the second
page: http://wireframes.linowski.ca/?p=14
If you have other ways of doing this, please don't hesitate
I just ran into Paula Bach's work on UX and Open Source, in
particular:
Designers Wanted: Participation and the User Experience in Open
Source Software
http://cscl.ist.psu.edu/public/users/pbach/paper1367-bach.pdf
A nice read ...
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the prototype sits needs Firefox).
All the best,
Jakub Linowski
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to plan, the tool will allow for the creating
of design element alternatives (branching) as well as merging of
various design elements from different sources.
Check out http://www.fluidia.org and ping me if you're also
interested in working on this.
Jakub Linowski
(Weird. Didn't see Tiziano's post when posting.)
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Uservoice.com has an interesting system where the users have a maximum
of 10 votes which they can constantly can reallocate where they wish.
Each feature however can have 3 maximum votes per user. Taken
together, this allows the most favourite features to trickle up.
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http://www.90percentofeverything.com/2009/01/14/why-you-shouldnt-rush-into-a-solution-too-quickly/
Harry posted an interesting post on 90 percent of everything about not
rushing to design solutions too quickly. Designers should cover the design
space with divergent approaches first and identify
If there are more interesting document samples anyone is willing to
share on this topic, I'd love to publish them over at Wireframes
Magazine http://wireframes.linowski.ca.
All the best,
Jakub
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Somehow every time someone says the mouse will go on retirement I am
not convinced. It's a seriously well designed product which has
lasted for what, over 40 years? The mouse provides quite a bit of
precision. Yes, perhaps it takes effort to learn, but with time
people can move items around at
How about sticking to auto-scrolling but removing the acceleration
component. Often the acceleration is what confuses people as the
dragged items speed up too much and users lose control.
What about two fixed scroll speeds. One could have a reasonable
scroll speed assigned to the default drag
http://www.ironicsans.com/owmyeyes/
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