I'm looking for examples of a navigation/interfaces that allow a
user to browse large quantities of scanned written documents that
have no associated metadata.
I seem to recall a site using google earth/maps and had non-map data
that a user could zoom in/out quickly and pan around to find
One thing to keep in mind...is this just soldiers (i.e. Army) or all
military branches? If the latter, then there are different ranks within the
different military branches to consider...
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 5:44 AM, Anthony Zeoli t...@zaah.com wrote:
We¹re building a tribute area on an
If car companies can provide list prices for their products online, why
can't a furniture manufacturer?
However, I disagree that Herman Miller products are as ridiculous as their
interface design decisions (of course, this includes some classics like the
Eames chairs that Herman Miller is licensed
Sometimes they do, but it's always suggested retail price (usually
highest price), and often times there are advertise price minimums to
keep the competition from cannibalizing all the profits.
That's all I'd expect from them. In the end, an individual is most likely
going to purchase from
Here are a couple useful links with mobile statistics:
Mobile handset statisticshttp://www.mobileisgood.com/statistics.php
Mobile usage stats by country
http://mobileactive.org/countries
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Has anyone had a chance to check out the NYPL's usability software,
Infomaki at http://usability.nypl.org/
Seems like a clever tool to get some quick feedback from online
users. On their blog, they post some details about initial results
they've been getting
I'm having a bit of a debate with some colleagues about the
usefulness of adding a URL to a graphic banner or bug that we'll be
making available to users to download and add to their own sites.
The banner mentions the date and name of an event and if clicked,
would take them to the appropriate
Although it sometimes comes across more as a sales pitch, Razorfish has a
free PDF titled Corporate Intranets Best Practices Report available on
it's site.
Here's a link to the section of the site where the report is located. The
report is the last item on the page.
Google Earth has its controls fade-in upon rolling over. However, in the
off state, an outline of the controls remains.
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What should I take into account when considering adding Get Adobe
Acrobat next to a PDF link on a web page. Is this necessary?
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Here's an interesting example of a dashboard:
http://dashboard.imamuseum.org/
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An old article, but it mentions that Obama's campaign raised nearly 90% of
their donations from online contributions in January:
http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/02/04/obama-sets-record-with-january-donations-online-donations-88-of-total/
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