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Powerful, lean collaborative text (code) editor.
TransType Pro
http://www.fontlab.com/font-converter/transtype/
Universal font format converter for Mac and Windows.
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@Greg Thomas:
Greg Petroff is talking about the subtle tick marks above the
capacity, width and price sliders on the left column of
the LG site.
The charts in readybetgo are not sparklines.
From Wikipedia:
The term 'Sparkline' was proposed by Edward Tufte for
small, high resolution
is what Interaction Design is
about.
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and fly around Red's website, I'm less thrilled about
their use of Click here as the only affordance (?) for a link on the
home page's main story.
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Another chapter in the book Browser sniffing considered retarded
;-)
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was not a
democratic user centered or user focused one, but rather a
paternalistic approach: do good to the user, without him/she
asking or even recognizing it.
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to contact me in private.
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they were sent to a page that showed you how to format, remove
formatting, etc. Customer satisfaction rose.
P.S: You may like to share your question in the IxDA Buenos Aires
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Feng-gui's free analysis is not worth the investment.
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Lotus Notes' confusing and distracting login window, as the whole app
itself, found its place in the Interface Hall of Shame:
http://homepage.mac.com/bradster/iarchitect/lotus.htm
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On 20/07/2009, at 14:41, Michael Tuminello wrote:
The international menubar control in mac os:
http://www.scl.utah.edu/computers/mac/help/languages.html
rookie
named Jorge Gonzalez.
With a simple relevance algorythm, the first one should be the
one we most probably want.
We spent just 4.30 secs.
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with 494.
For performance purpouses, the interface only shows first 20 results
by relevance. Not only loading 1000 records is not feasible, but also
it is far more efficient for the user to type 3 more characters to
refine results, that it is to scroll / hunt down the results.
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are
confident on the way we're going -- although current investment season
is not helping to speed it much.
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On 04/04/2009, at 16
was just established in
2003...
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On 31/03/2009, at 17:48, Andy Polaine wrote:
The more I think about this the more I think back to my early
text, but mi
Google foo is weak today.
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When: Monday, March 23, 6:00 PM.
Where: Microsoft Argentina, Bouchard 710 4º Piso (Capital Federal).
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Great news! Are there any planned features for local groups support?
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P.S.: Many thanks to Brad Nunnally's for his invitation for IxDA St.
Louis Kickoff Meeting, that I have blatantly copied
A recet thread about interfaces for advanced search queries, with
examples and demos:
http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=32274
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;-)
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I have a McLuhanism here!
Posters are not our media. In order to raise awareness about what we
do, what about designing messages around stuff people interacts with
everyday?
A QD mockup:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/santiagobustelo/3010566855/
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be trusted afterwards.
Annoying and scolding users seems reasonable only because
inconvenience is easily mistaken with security.
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Chris Vestal wrote:
http://usa.visa.com
It is not about security through inconvenience but there are
real technical reasons for strong passwords at least on e-commerce
sites.
Usually is about inconvenience *instead* of security. The most
commonly used security metric is how safe users feel they
We may be talking about different things here. Never said strong
passwords are an inconvenience.
Ali Naqvi started this thread asking: Why cant a username
'ABS_4u' have the following password 'Malemodel_14?
Strong password: for passwordmeter.com's algorithm, 'Malemodel_14'
strenght is sufficient
refresh. That will
prevent users from cheating, i.e., going back to find the answers.
Only truthful users, who truly understand the TC, will be able to
proceed.
That would make lawyers happy, and the process as user-friendly as a
subpoena ;-)
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On Bruce Tognazzi's words:
it is the job of every designer to blunt and, where possible,
eliminate the lawyer's attempts to sabotage your company's
products.
Full article: http://www.asktog.com/columns/049Lawyers.html
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will be building a website for gods!
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A medieval user getting help with this new technology, the book.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQHX-SjgQvQ
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Sidenote: If you visit facebook.com with JavaScript disabled, you get
an inspiring blank screen. The source is just two script tags.
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Bryan: going to mockups was such a brilliant move!
Talking and talking and talking about design, art, or any craft,
should be left to critics - i.e., failed designers / artists /
craftsmen.
My suggestion:
http://icograma.com/qd/next-prev-100026.gif
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Seems like we are debating on clueless CEOs lately!
I feel a great disturbance in the force, as arising this issue shows
a worrying confusion from the CEO in the first place. If people is
going to access the website not from a mailed link, but from a link
on the associate's site, only paranoids
Such CEOs are worth their weight in shares. Pleasing them ensures
foolproof design ;-)
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On 25/08/2008, at 17:03, Nancy Broden wrote:
In my more jaded moments as a consultant I used say that there was
only one user you needed
= 0
ANY OF (
ALL of ( 1, 0 ) ,
1,
ALL of ( 0, 0 )
) are true = 1
ANY / ALL of ( ... ) is a form of prefix notation. Therefore it not
only reduces error and confusion, but is also far better suited for a
GUI that the written (infix) form.
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I lately discovered that I can understand both users and computers,
but sometimes clients still elude me.
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-Subject grammar used in CLIs ( rm * ) and Subject-Verb
grammar used in GUIs ( select all, delete ).
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@Paul Nuschke:
The screenshot of the SAS interface shows an algorithm builder, of
which queries are just one of the components.
Are there any screenshots showing how the select steps (i.e., the
queries) are built?
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, avoids
those problems.
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Welcome
]). Logically disabled conditions are a case of
programmer's design rather than good design. To a programmer, it
makes sense to think that there are zero pink elephants in the room.
The rest of mankind does not clutter their minds thinking about pink
elephants or, better said, their absence.
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From the article:
1. the image of a hand pointing upwards [encourages] pedestrians to
press the button before crossing the road
2. CEO Jan Lund told The Local that the company's signals point
the way to God.
What does 1 2 mean? My guess is that the message conveyed by the
pointing hand is press
Advertising blindness predates the Web. Its roots are more conplex
than response to stimuli.
In the 1950's, David Ogilvy made several successful campaigns
disguising his ads, that ran on magazines, to match the context.
He found that the less an advertisement looks like an
advertisement, and the
I've tried it with a website screenshot. According to the simulation,
one banner and one logo will get almost all fixations, while text and
content will get none.
I guess it may be a great tool if you need to keep marketing people
happy.
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,
then the search engine is asking the user to do the walk.
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Elena, can you be more specific about WordPress inflexibility?
Either I am not understanding your problem, or you are dealing with
restrictions that are a result from working around an existing
template instead of building your own.
If you are hosting your own website, you are not constrained to
Restricted format approachs (as splitting input in many fields, or
worse, using pull-down menus) add:
- innecessary keystrokes or clicks and / or
- need to move the hand off the keyboard to the mouse and back, and
- mental preparation steps (splitting time in hours / minutes)
The last two are the
interested in knowing the answer.
THE USER
Huffman encoded design (or huffman encoded interface) is a
metaphor we found appropiate for programmers to understand interface
design tradeoffs.
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and funding needed to take the project further,
but I won't expect a miracle... last release is dated more than a year
ago.
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On 12/06/2008, at 07:00, John Gibbard wrote:
In terms of prototyping fortunately with tools like iRise (ahem),
Axure
map. What end
users need and can use, is a well-written help section answering what
steps are required to perform their goals. Copywriters can use the
flow chart as a reference to develop that documentation.
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On 11/06/2008, at 12:14
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