, artificially or
otherwise, know that Buzz is the point at which you overstretched and went
too far for my comfort.
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As a long time Facebook and (intermittent) Twitter user, I was
completely frustrated by the lack
: one normal everyday focus group session would have brought out
the sniggers when they said the name the first time.
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in a matter of days. Most impressive whole-system design work I've run
across in a very long time.
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products, and do your best to help them succeed. Thanks,
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Hey folks -
What's your company's process/pipeline/set of tools for delivering
and communicating designs (and associated visual design assets
the nether coding regions of software products.
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I am one of two interaction designers at a hardware company, and am
curious about the interaction design teams who work at software
companies
://colorusage.arc.nasa.gov/design_lum_0.php
These guys have great info and examples at their site, recommended.
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One of the sites that talks on color and usability is :
http://www.colormatters.com
, hack them until they
look right, and try not to break something. Life as a designer in the 21st
century...
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Larry, thanks for the NASA visual design links. These resources will be
very helpful on a project I'm just getting going with. All the best,
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Gavin,
See NASA's Designing with luminance contrast at
http
Strong influences on my current work include backlit indicator lights,
jewel boxes with hidden little drawers and compartments, international
signs and icons, telephones, and two-way radios. Nothing I can show
yet, apologies for the tease,
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to be built.
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Ok, I'm all screeded-out now. Time to go back to work (in, um, Visio,
yes...),
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Check out Pippo Lionni's Facts of Life font from Linotype. He's one of my
personal design heros. It's really fun to play with these images.
http://www.linotype.com/275/linotypefactsoflife.html
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Hi Troy,
I
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Thank you all for the thoughtful comments. They make me want to go back and
give the thing another chance. Tami your comments reminded me of when my
wife converted from PC to Mac laptops. For some weeks there it was tough
sledding and then suddenly she was a fan. Much appreciated,
Michael
of those Vista
Capable machines that MS got sued for though, undoubtedly yours will be
better behaved.
My recommendation: Wacom tablet for desk work and a Moleskine notebook and a
nice pen for sketching in the field. Scan when you get back. Hope this
helps,
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On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 4:38 AM, ali naqvi a...@amroha.dk wrote:
Interesting comments from all of you. Thank you.
I have had a few conversations with the department managers, other
co-workers and even prepared a powerpoint presentation for my
projects I've tried to get similar experience, but the
domains generally didn't permit this. I'm also a big fan of participatory
design, where one or two real live users are on the design team - that's
worked well in projects too.
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variations of whatever it is we were drawing. But maybe
we were bad and she wanted to punish us...
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, but have no expectation that busy interviewers
or hiring managers will have visited them. Hope this is helpful,
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that this is also a cost
savings for the post office - if more people schedule pickups from their
postman (who's coming around anyway) then they don't need so many post
offices, employees...
US-based folks maybe give it a try when you need to send a parcel:
http://www.usps.com/ Happy new year,
Michael
crazy. I
often get an earful, and learn something.
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Interaction Designers,
how do you introduce the work you do when you have a social introduction?
Curious regards,
Rein
the car's ignition more secure, but the impact seems to endanger the
car's occupants.
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Hey there,
Robert Fabricant of frog design write this nice piece on an designing to
change behavior.
http
support conferences, the application will still
display a conference button in a disabled state.
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Bart,
Your instincts are correct. Here's a post I made on my blog awhile back:
Developers often ask me
can variously debug
network traces, author patents, write interesting low-level software, test
phone gateways, give good presentations, and do terrific tech support. So
perhaps finding a supportive environment with generalist tendencies is
helpful.
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otherwise have great difficulties in life, but only if we design with them
in mind. This is something that we as designers can do, ourselves, if only
we remember and make the commitment.
Add Article 11 please, Dan. Thanks,
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On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 2:01 PM, Jeremy Yuille [EMAIL
after page of stickers. Hope this helps,
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*Greetings,*
I am about to search/research/(re)design some keyboard tailored to the
local/native language and culture (of my own country). I'm in the first
stage
to fix something and
keep them company. Maybe I'm missing out on the joys of testing, having
never done it as a steady diet, but I'd go writer if given the choice. Best
of luck,
Michael Micheletti
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Another issue -- how to inform people that you are only in contact with
online that you have passed on? A Final Tweet?
Perhaps instead we should call that a Croak? :-)
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I've seen end
users invent their own content navigation into a repository that's half
paper and half digital and entirely spontaneous.
I have noticed that both of them take deliberate concise notes in a neat
hand. Scrawlers/doodlers like me probably would have some trouble with it.
Michael
as
well.
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But to argue that a designer can't be both? I'm sorry, Will, but you don't
have a leg to stand on.
I did not argue that they can't be both - I merely argues that I have not
seen one that is Great
for?
Other secondary personas to consider? Just wondering what you wise and witty
folks will come up with...
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And David's right about the layout controls in WPF. The WrapPanel is exactly
perfect, right out of the box.
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uh? The first part is easy. W/o a doubt Silverlight and C# work much
more tightly. You can do all your
Thanks Ambrose, this is great information. The Infragistics control set
caught my eye the other day. Much obliged for the kind help,
Michael
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See perspectives and other stuff I referenced.
HTH.
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the news, buy a plane ticket, pay bills online, search for new music...
and we, in our role as designers, are uniquely situated to help them
succeed. All the best,
Michael Micheletti
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Is there a best practice to handle text
help to make critiques
successful for their teams. Recommended.
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...
I think one of the big issues is one that Jared Spool's latest Webinar is
trying to address in the UX community. Where is critique
Hi Jonas,
Thanks for sending this link, I didn't know about We Feel Fine before. The
idea of an art project based on datastreams that has an API is somehow very
deviously appealing to me. Might have something to do with the Processing
language books on my bookshelf, demanding I read them. Or with
the materials, little by little, as we can. It
may be a while before we reach that happy place on the far side. But I
follow these conversations, hoping for glimpses, and am happy to celebrate
small steps in the right direction.
Michael Micheletti
On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 12:25 PM, David Malouf [EMAIL
Hey Will, I think you should ask Christine and Benjamin to join the team...
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On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 7:04 PM, Will Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Yes. they are indeed nancy boys - better suited to the OC or some other
special on the WB - certainly less badass than any male
luxuries purchased online?
Ouch.
Michael Micheletti
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A friend is a writer for an LA-based appeal newspaper and he was wondering
what the folks in the Interaction Design community might have to say about
this question: how will rising gas prices
are
better than the little portable ones with the lids IMHO.
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There was a list discussion a couple years ago about alarm clocks...
http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=5934
...and it made me wonder-- what do usability
a look at microstock photography communities like
Stock Exchange (http://www.sxc.hu) that encourage comments, reviews,
and submissions.
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a bit new to you, I'd recommend that you focus more on facilitating
design processes and communications than on higher fidelity prototypes, at
least during the early phases of the project. Good luck!
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other controls is interesting, but I'll admit I'm glad my older 3-series has
pushbuttons.
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favorites can only, inexplicably, be operated by middle school students.
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the candidate puts on a clinic - you're in awe after.
Other times... not. But the GoDaddy home page is fine raw materials for such
an exercise.
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account, change the email listed there (maybe confirm it a second time) and
press the save button.
I hope this is helpful,
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anyone with an opinion on this?
It's commonplace to have email
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To Oleh's point -- the best article to read on language and politics by
Orwell is his article in 1946 - Politics and the English Language, which
is even more true today then in 46 - since at that point, most politicians,
at
)?
If this doesn't make any sense, my apologies, it may be the antibiotics
cough medicine talking...
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perspective, though, inconsistent save and commit behavior is more
of a problem than a solution. Hope this helps,
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kind helpful people
have all been valuable, irreplaceable even, but nothing can supplant
practice. From practice grows competence, confidence, and what I hope may be
the early beginnings of wisdom.
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sizes in Photoshop, so I haven't spent much
time with the IcoFX editing or scaling tools. Good luck,
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in the book are the humans in the system; a security
education awareness program helps them make better decisions.
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development requirements docs
and use them for their own nefarious purposes. So I've been putting this
information in tables lately in an intro section to make it easier for them.
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community. The rest of us will move along
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suggested we trade
places, but when I told him what sort of math grade to expect he changed his
mind.
If you ever get invited to host a curious youngling for a day do give it a
try. Was pretty fun. All the best,
Michael Micheletti
or design students
on this list who are just now starting out about what is working (or not)
for you. Thank you on behalf of my visitor,
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Palestrina.
I typically blast trip-hop in the car on the way home, and play quiet music
on the piano once I get there.
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with
Silverlight development skills. I've been wondering what they're building.
I'm especially curious to learn about success creating rich internet
front-ends in Silverlight. Please brag or share links if you know of strong
work out there. Thanks,
Michael Micheletti
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Not sure you can count scripture as cool but I remain rather fond of the
Lutje Baha'i (Baha'i Prayers in Armenian) website I did a couple years ago:
http://www.bahaiprayers.org/sq/
Oops senior moment that's Albanian. Sigh
what Information Architecture patterns might be
and how they might best be described. Membership in the organization is
required; if I remember correctly it is $50/year for professionals. Learn
more here:
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that the company didn't really have a
career ladder, it was more like a career monkey-bars. In my experience, the
entire modern technology world seems to work like that. Swing, let go, and
catch yourself. Repeat if you need to. The experience builds strength. All
the best,
Michael Micheletti
Actionscript 3.0
http://www.amazon.com/Adobe-Flash-CS3-Professional-Demand/dp/0789736926/
Scripting and coding reference with examples and sample code.
Have fun!
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to get it back where it needs to
be.
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of a few years
back. Paper-based interaction design writ large.
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mind is very powerful and
everyone on the team will grow as a result.
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A fart in the wind, when well placed, can certainly matter.
A couple more syllables in the second clause and you've got a fine Haiku,
Jared :-)
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- they're giving us
lots of ideas on how to simplify and do a good job. Much appreciated,
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and is
available online..
iGoogle lets you move self-selected content chunks around on the page.
Content includes gmail, this-and-that-of-the-day, news streams, all sorts of
fun stuff. This might be a good proof-of-concept demo to show your devs:
http://www.google.com/ig
Michael Micheletti
free or affordable code libraries
that do something like this?
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mostly knew what I was getting into.
Unexpected benefit: the eye-candy aspect of making the symbols light up
pretty for the various control states got our dev team excited about the
redesign.
Hope this helps,
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now as the day's quote. All the best,
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something agreeable. For instance:
p.lovely {font: normal 1em Tahoma, Geneva, sans-serif;}
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to a mysterious random place after placing
an item in the cart
Other frustrating quirks:
- Inability to bookmark a product detail page URL (flash site, product goes
away, etc)
- Popup windows (for enlarged views) that don't popup
Thanks,
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On Dec 31, 2007 7:27 AM, Dan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
speak.
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On Thu, 20 Dec 2007 04:27:07, Lucy Buykx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since most of the participants *do not have psychology background,*
I have to ask this question of the people you work with. How many of
your colleagues have studied psychology? *Do you consider
Not sure I've seen navigation tabs with a scroll bar before. You'll want to
narrow the width of your browser window to get the full effect.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vs2008/default.aspx
Comments?
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I'm shooting from the hip here, but my guess is developers aren't
going to have a screen resolution below 1024 x 768 if viewing the
site on a CRT, flatscreen, or other monitor type. Why bother going
through the effort of
one of the key goals. Thanks for posting this link, Jeff; highly recommended
reading.
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If you read far enough in the Alertbox missive he sent out today, you'll
see he's giving away a 150-page study that includes
I was in the process of becoming.
Now rather more circumspect with modal popups,
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I think many of us took the long winding path actually. I was
wondering if we could hear some stories about those pivotal moments
to this station.
Pandora is one of the rare websites/web services that all the demographics
in our house love. I think that's partly because it's so easy to rate
content. Thumb's up or thumb's down.
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What would
and skills plus a masters degree in one of
the related design fields will make you an interesting job candidate.
I hope this is helpful,
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Hey Hey,
Currently, I am thinking about how does graphic design(ers)
change
software startups on the edge who may want to take the dare and
hope that the Microsoft sales force benefit outweighs the '07 Ribbon
annoyance.
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At the moment Vista has a very low adoption rate and a very high Oh
for a crackerjack designer/writer to
create the definitive book on icon and symbol design for software and
hardware products. You'll sell at least one copy to me.
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ever been a product manager, but have
worked with some good ones. PMs and friends on the list please correct or
clarify if you can. Thanks, hope this helps,
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In response to Michael what exactly do you refer
to serve you. Good luck with your new role,
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...Meaning I'll bring the project teams the requirements, make sure
they are fulfilled. In these cases our strategy team really is the
business. I'm curious as to whether
your spouse as you begin the form isn't your spouse when you're
finally finished with it? And maybe they should also ask for your address
several times, in case you move before you're done. :-)
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will apply to your wonderful wireframes and interaction designs. Your
informed designs are more likely to be built as-designed rather than
recrafted on the developer's forge or tossed as unbuildable (and take
it from me this can sure puncture and deflate your poor old ego).
Michael Micheletti
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they have a Mac version now too.
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On Nov 9, 2007 7:21 AM, Bryan Minihan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good Font organizer
for Windows? Free would be nice but I'd pay for something really useful
in). Don't know if maybe a few 'softies on this list
might have worked on the project and would like to comment. For your
Friday reading pleasure:
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/motoring/2004002472_fordfocus09.html
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the list down, work from a smaller
set, and then reset the font list for the next job.
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On Nov 9, 2007 2:37 PM, Bryan Minihan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree that the need for a Font organizer seems to have gone by the wayside
over the years. I recently found myself more
Dreamweaver. Used to be a Homesite fancier but the more recent
versions were such deaders that I decided to take the Adobe/Macromedia
hint and use Dreamweaver instead.
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