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That's very cool, Jeff. I thought it was quite intuitive. It's going to be a
hit in the jquery and blogging communities, I'm sure.
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that Content Managers can be used as a lens
through which to view UX practices, but hopefully that helps to move the
conversation along.
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As someone who typically just reads the posts and doesn't actually contribute
much, I just wanted to say 'thanks' to everyone who replied on this topic. I'm
fairly new the field, with little direct training, and I think I've gained more
from reading people's fairly straightforward answers to
On a side note, I haven't seen that site before and just had to say that it is
one cool user experience. I loved the chalkboard metaphor and the fact that
the previous steps in the wizard actually left residue on the chalkboard that
you could still see in the subsequent steps. Well
Same here.
The lesson for all usability peeps is, of course, to disuade clients from
naming their products after tv shows with near-cult status.
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Sent: Friday, September 5, 2008 9:44:26 AM
Subject: Re: [IxDA Discuss] Firefly
Me too - I was going to say - definitely
Google's EULA for Chrome claims the right to use, redistribute, and
profit from, any content created in Chrome.
That would include this email, blog entries, and so on. But more
scarily, it could be extended to my RIAs. Which are used by
securities traders. If they run my app in Chrome, does
Whatever the arguments on the direction of Chrome/Google or it's viability with
new users based on new usability conventions, it is fast! All that stuff about
seperate memory blocks for different processes isn't just hype. I just ran it
on Yahoo Mail, which can really slow down Firefox/IE
I didn't get the errors, but I confirm Shep's latency issues. It's hard to get
past that to comment as to the site's usability.
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Sent: Monday, August 18, 2008 9:31:13 AM
Subject: Re: [IxDA
I am under the impression that MS has many patents on this design. Right or
wrong is not for this thread, but I would dig into that if you are
developing any commercial software.
While that may be true, buying a WinForms/ASP.NET control set like those from
DevExpress (my favorite) or
I've built several real estate sites myself, have had some of the same
requests, and haven't found it to be a problem. My experience is that most
people don't see this as a unique category/subcategory system, but rather as a
general grouping. That is, there will be Industrial Land and there
I agree. For those of us who spend enough time on the web to become generally
jaded, testimonials are usually assumed to be fake. That being said, the ones
that matter are short (usually one sentence focused on one aspect of your
service) and have a real name and/or company attach that can be
Loading pdf's directly into the browser can be a very frustrating
experience if the pdf is large or the computer is somewhat slow - the
browser usually locks up while the pdf is loading. Furthermore, the
browser chrome limits the amount of viewable space available on the
pdf itself.
So for
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