Why have we not discussed this [http://pipes.yahoo.com] yet?
It looks hugely useful, I'd like to know how this community are using it
both personally and for projects.
John.
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I think it really comes down to the goals of the site and way users
use it. Many brochure ware sites exist as a one time destination
where the entire purpose is to entice users to contact the company.
In those cases putting the contact info on at the top of EVERY page
makes sense.
On sites that
New blog post at Roundarch:
http://impost.roundarch.com/2008/11/10/lessons-for-user-experience-consultants-from-barack-obama/
impost.roundarch.com
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I believe CogTool can do what you want.
Although CogTool started life as a tool for making predictions of
skilled behavior on interfaces, it has evolved into a rapid prototyping
tool that generates HTML and, oh, BTW, gives you predictions of skilled
execution time at a touch of a button.
To
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I have no idea what this site is selling/promoting/describing/explaining as
it's in Dutch and more than a little weird but I love the exploratory
interface. Highly playable for a Friday, ultimately pointless but shows me a
new executional approach.
http://www.bio-bak.nl/
John (baffled
My company is putting together a panel submission for SXSW. If you
think this topic deserves more attention, check it out:
http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/ideas/view/1359
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for students without design undergrad degrees
who have had some (or even no) design experience before coming. I'm
doing Foundation, and it's been great digging into communication
design, product design, photography and design planning.
Feel free to get in touch.
John
framework or theory that allow designers to better
select appropriate methods.
Please send submissions by Thursday, November 6, 2008 to John
Zimmerman johnz at cs.cmu.edu
We will notify authors of acceptance by November 28, 2008
Link to the CHI publication format (please use archival format
I can confidently assert that there are major financial institutions
in the UK that are working very hard, and are very close to
delivering much of what is being discussed above
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Oh, and if you'd like 10 reasons as to why social media should align
with banking then read this chap's blog ... he works in the
Innovation dept. at Lloyds TSB in the UK:
http://clanglois.blogs.com/internet_banking/2008/09/banking-20-10-g.html
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not being able to recall everyone's names -
I do want to express my appreciation for this event.
Yours,
John
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Kudos to the IxDA New York group for putting on such a fun and instructive
workshop last night. Definitely time well spent
Hmm, my only further addition to this would be to say what *harm* does
it do to have both a well-thought out primary nav and a strong global
footer? It's a safety net after all and if it adds any sense of
'completeness' what's a few pixels at the bottom of the page?
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I love this [http://www.mondex.org/] left-nav. One to chalk-up for screen
grabbing opportunities to demonstrate worst-case-scenarios.
Anyone care to share any other website howlers? (in a vain attempt to add
some levity to this list for the first time in weeks).
J.
Sitemaps don't need to live on separate pages and they don't just
serve lost users.
Sitemaps can live comfortably at the foot of the page [1],[2],[3],[4]
and are particularly powerful from an SEO perspective [5]. It's there
when you need it, and it's out of the way when you don't.
[1]
Three things -
1. I believe that the 'lost user' will have scrolled to the bottom
of the page and, if executed as well as the Plusnet example ([3] in
my previous post), they will find the sitemap.
2. Sitemaps in the footer are a safety net - not a principle
navigation tool
3. Footer sitemaps are
. A difficult thing to describe but if
you'd like to drop me a mail I can send you the specific diagrams.
John.
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Examples of this approach much appreciated!
John.
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I mean that it's a paginated wizard (which I'm familiar with) but,
more than that, it actually addresses user needs (I like acidic
tasting coffee) vs. facet/features (I want coffee with bean type x).
J.
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that
criteria. It still asks 'natural' customer-orientated questions
though.
Keep the examples coming ...
John
* (I am seriously at pains to avoid another semantic debate, I think
those of us subscribed to the IAI list this week are a little
definition-weary
I'm not suggesting the approach is groundbreaking or anything that we
don't already do when working through personas and task flows but
what is novel - and this is indicated by the distinct paucity of
comparable examples - is the execution of this natural-questioning
approach.
As Marielle alluded
sending it.
Check it out at http://www.emogrifier.com/
Thanks!
- John
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of our peers I thought you'd all be interested.
John.
[1] http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=30153#30153
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Mixing iconography with religious symbolism.
An interesting article [1] from Swedish site The Local (published in
English) concerning the use of a pointed index finger on traffic signals .
where does this leave our ubiquitous hand pointer [2]
[1] http://www.thelocal.se/13872/20080822/
[2]
Jared said:
Um, no.
You just can't use round orange shapes to represent elements of a
financial services product and then try to compete against ING who has
made round orange shapes integral to their look.
Feel free to use round orange shapes for anything else.
John says
need to account for the fact that people
will choose the wrong category initially.
Yours,
John
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Things I do now:
1. Making three-way calls, because it is so obvious how to do it.
Add-Call button, dial the next number however you usually dial,
Merge-Calls button (in the same place the Add-Call button was). It just
works!
2. Taking pictures with the phone instead of the digital camera in
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Thanks to MJ and the rest of the organizing committee and hosts for this
event.
I appreciate all of the effort in making it all happen!
Yours,
John Chin
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NYC IxDA sends out kudos to Luke Williams of frog design, who gave
fields.
I didn't take all of the heavy theory computer science courses.
Instead I took many of the courses related to Cognitive Science and
Statistical analysis.
I hope that gives you some more insights.
Feel free to contact me off-line if you like.
Yours,
John Chin
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and their credentials.
We feel that this focus will help ensure that authors get credit for their
work, make the content more credible.
I'm curious what people think of this. Does typepad or wordpress make this
distinction?
Thanks,
John
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Very nice little 'application' on CNN. (http://www.cnn.com/)
Click on the little t-shirt icons.
Done by the http://www.barbariangroup.com/
Such a simple interaction device; intriguing and marketable.
Welcome to the
may display different structure, behaviors and terminology.
John Vaughan
http://www.jcvtcs.com
BTW: We've all been frustrated when we encounter the counter-productive
barriers identified in Whitney's example of unneccessary corporate
information silo-ing: Yes, anything - anything at all
my site, then I should take responsibility for helping you to
manage those new browser windows, too). The tabbed browsers we have now
are a step in the right direction, but a more robust multiwindow management
feature/tool could be very useful to our craft...
John Vaughan
The Communication
Even when I don't have a preference, the behavior is usually
unexpected because by default external links look no different than
internal links. If an object behaves differently it should look
different. Some sites get this right but generally there's no way to
anticipate whether a link is going
Check out Trac:
http://trac.edgewall.org/
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of facilities yadda yadda.
Anything from chic boutique, country resorts, urban bolt-holes and
budget chains gratefully received, on or off-list.
Thanks!
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The bathroom point is interesting. It also made me think about
property brochures where it's unfeasible to show the actual rooms
(e.g. not built) so they focus on example fixtures and fittings in
macro which helps provide an assurance of quality and finish. We've
been considering approaches like
.
Chauncey
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When I saw pie menu, I immediately thought of the pie menus designed at
the University of Maryland
by Don Hopkins et. al.
https://drum.umd.edu/dspace/handle/1903/442
of the slightly bewildering shopping/filter elements detracts from the
overall experience. How do the IxDA community feel about this site (ignoring
the nauseating soundtrack)?
John.
[1] http://www.converse.com/connectivity/
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I agree with that a sunrise alarm clock is delightful. Absolutely my
last alarm clock.
Mine doesn't make any sound and allows any lamp to be plugged into it,
so it is a lovely as the lamp you choose (if you hide the box).
It is a small black box (~3inx5inx2in), with a red digital clock, 6
a pie menu really is!
John
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Oops! When I read the title of this post this is what came to mind...
http://www.simplesimonspies.co.uk
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... information about the department at
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We hope to hear from you,
Bonnie
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Professor and Director of the MHCI Program
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Carnegie Mellon
Does anyone else use sketches in their workflow,
either for internal use or sharing with clients?
I'm curious. Here's a post from a while ago on my personal
blog about sketching:
Mike, I've admired your sketches since seeing your Flickr set of
moleskine sketches from SEED 3, an
no perceived affordance or
at least invites a click action doesn't seem fair, IMHO.
John.
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menu systems and
systems of related widgets like radio buttons and list boxes. And you
can export your prototypes to HTML to share with folks who don't want
to download CogTool or use as a basis for quick-and-dirty user
testing.
So please keep watching and let us know what you think.
Bonnie John
Great, comprehensive review Will. I'm about half-way through (the
book) and still finding great things.
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where - if we've got the time and space to do it - we can
do hundred of iterations too. That's not to say it's everyone's
bag and we do have to be careful that iteration doesn't just mean
repeat but includes incremental, quantifiable improvement.
John
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We are looking for a passionate, experienced, creative and innovative
user interface and experience designer that can lead the design of our
company’s web applications. Our clients are talented and creative
individuals who are moved by solutions that combine inspiring
A few of us have been using the Twitter stream [1] for IxDA. It's kinda nice
(and less noisy than the list :-/ ). This visualisation [2] shows who post
the most . stand-up Mr. D. Malouf!
[1] http://www.twitter.com/IxDA
[2] http://www.flickr.com/photos/smorgasbord-design/2570905384/
Some great links in these posts ...
I look at
:: Various design pattern libraries (Welie, Yahoo etc.)
:: An array of blogs (too many to mention) but include information
aesthetics, data visualisation, print (e.g. Creative Review)
:: Colour Lovers (http://www.colourlovers.com/)
:: Design
This is called content analysis. It's a recognized research method that was
developed for texts but has been applied to video or images. The best
strategy for consistent coding in content analysis is to create a codebook
of what it is your looking for and keep to it.
Good luck!
On Fri, May 30,
Also check out Intervals: http://www.myintervals.com/
Intervals does handle expense and income, but is more inclined toward
time tracking and task management. Might be a good fit.
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There is the site www.webpagesthatsuck.com There is a book
Belated comment on this thread:
Consistency : Predicatbility : Usability might be expressed as more of a
Venn diagram?
Or perhaps more nuanced, with Expectations and Anticipation somewhere in
the mix.
I've always felt that the most successfully generous UI's are the ones that
provide a
Scenarios in a Business Requirements doc. Tech side wants
Requirements docs, Tasks Use Cases - Roles, of course, help them
understand manage Profiles Permissioning .
John Vaughan
The Communication Studio LLC
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to have shortcuts that were similar to ViM bindings.
Yuck!
I do like the use of single key shortcuts for navigation (google's
k,j,n, and p keys).
- John
On May 19, 2008, at 3:13 AM, Apar Maniar wrote:
Alok I would say it depends on the application, in a word processor
like MS
Word
=2t=3
Masters of Communication Planning and Information Design: Joint
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Masters of HCI: in the HCI Institute in the School of Computer
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John
discussion as well as the usual free-form banter and
networking.
Don't forget the pub is open to ALL so if you couldn't make it for
the event at Dare [1] (08/MAY, 18:30) then join us from about 20.30
in the Yorkshire Grey (Fitzrovia). [2]
Cheers,
John.
*VENUE*
dare digital (corner of Margaret St
Can anyone think of any sites that are currently offering
two versions of a particular feature, classic and
beta?
Microsoft's download service is currently being offered-up in two
flavours with a pop-up/overlay inviting you to try the 'enhanced'
version.
Just in time for XP SP3 :-/
J.
I've always thought that Safari had a great location bar auto
complete function. It simply suggests a completed URL in the location
bar as you type based on history and bookmarks. A drop down list
appears below that filters as you type. You can either continue
typing, hit enter to select the
I would say give programmers all the results of your work as they move
into development. Don't make assumptions regarding what they will
find useful or what they will understand. The best programmers get
it and want all the info. The best thing you can do is bring
programmers into the project
outside of web-orientated thinking...
John.
(thanks Kottke.org for the heads-up)
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We're awaiting confirmation but we HOPE to hold this meeting at the company
where I work, Dare [1]. It's a nice, non-stuffy environment...
Please stay tuned via the Crowdvine list [2] and listen out for
announcements on here nearer the time.
John
[1] http://www.daredigital.com
[2] http
works on Documentation. Just contextualize by identifying which
Role you're addressing. Value-added: by encouraging you (the documentation
reader) to put yourself in the shoes of several user roles, we've helped
everyone to embrace the very essence of UxP.
Y'all have a good time now,
John
Thanks for sending this Andre, really interesting post.
I was watching a user session this week in one room at the Ux agency we use
and the moderator announced that, in the second room, they had setup eye
tracking so we could observe that. Everyone else rushed through to watch it
and I sat where
This very issue has been bugging me on the myStarbucksIdea forum, I really
wish they'd develop a way of combining ideas (or at least proposing that
ideas are combined) because at the moment the world and his wife seem to be
posting the same 'free wireless' idea.
On mailing lists this is much much
Kim,
Boing Boing must be reading your mind, from today's output:
http://www.boingboing.net/2008/03/25/japanese-ads-downpla.html
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Huzzah
When you want to make toast, the site should get out of the way and let
you make toast.
.. and then we can all make some bread. Which, as you know, is raw toast.
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to see
how it could relate to online journeys.
John.
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Another good example of teasing compelling content/functionality is the very
2.0 practise of tagging 'Beta' to the end of unfinished stuff. Songbird was
'coming soon' for ages (http://www.songbirdnest.com/), and we can all track
down other apps that seem to have been in Beta for ages.
The key is
that those of us who
are converts won't know about but seasoned Mac-users find helpful in their
IxD day-jobs.
Thanks guys,
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Dreamweaver: Templates, HTML, a little Layout, Navigation
CSS: most Layout, visual Themes
Fireworks: Illustrative Graphics, Icons, Logos, Photos, Backgrounds
Javascript Extensions: prepackaged screen-level Behaviors
MS Word: Documentation support materials
Adobe (MM) Contribute:
into defined modular sections. I normally
acheive this in Visio by setting up a grid of blue 'ruler' lines
(not sure what their technical name is) and then snap elements into
them. Of course this isn't quite as slick as your demo but it's a
reasonable workaround.
Best wishes,
John
* - or 'rearranging
Which begs the classic IA/UxP/IxD question: So, are you a Technician
or an
Artist?
I prefer craft vs. art. The difference is in the goal: Artists
create to please themselves, with accurate or authentic
self-expression one of the important tests of the finished work.
Craftspersons
of notation
systems.
...and I've often found myself thinking that the public's expectation of
game-quality interaction is the primary justification for our craft.
Dancin' playin'. (I feel better already)
John
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Web2.0 translucent overlay? A dialogue box that centres to the screen with
the background greyed-out
example*: http://nerd.metrocat.org/wp-content/uploads/2006/04/screen2.jpg
* - not one of mine :)
J.
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...
Not representative? then add your taste to the blend by joining
the Last.fm group which then provides us all with an IxDA radio
station of 'music to design interactions to'.
*Probably* the last post on the topic ;)
With best wishes,
John
Just a little follow-up. Having had a response from the IAI it seems
their mentoring process *is* robust and intact ... it seems it might
be my email service that isn't/wasn't.
Happy to clarify on their behalf.
John.
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of the dance of interaction resonated. Spatial dynamism,
etc. Just a thought.
John Vaughan
The Communication Studio LLC
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In the vein of participatory design using collaborative gaming technique,
there's always Buckminster Fuller's Worldgame
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No music... Just the purring of my cat. I find that music
continues, but always changes or stops. My cat purrs then goes to
sleep. Both her purring and her sleeping are more soothing than any
style of music to me. Now, get me out of the office and I'm ready
for live jazz...
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We're designing a video news interface for the iPhone. Sort of a
way to do interactive TV on a small screen. Everyone on campus could
watch a live stream of local headline news.
Stories are linked to meta data so an appropriate news item could
call your iPhone and play itself.
Think IM for
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, and I presume you mean (a) rather
than (b).
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HEMA is a Dutch department store. The first store opened onNovember 4, 1926,
in Amsterdam. Now there are 150 stores all over the Netherlands. HEMA also
has stores in Belgium, Luxemburg, and Germany. In June of this year, HEMA
was sold to British investment company Lion Capital.
Take a look at
You can't order anything and it's in Dutch but just
wait a couple of seconds and watch what happens
I doubt I'll be the first but this has been around a while John ...
sadly it's just a viral.
http://laughingsquid.com/amazing-coming-soon-page-for-hema-online-store-relaunch
). Did anybody here deconstruct
THAT one?
Anyhooo... From a UxP perspective, I found the RubeGoldberg-esque / The
Incredible Machine animation mini-narrative of the Hema thingie MUCH
more compelling than many other invasive site intros. Just a thought.
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1989 - 1992: The Electronic Sales Assistant (ESA) provided a complete
suite of sales presentation creation tools, newspaper industry information,
and an easy-to-use interface to the Newspaper Association of America's
electronic bulletin board-based membership marketing support service.
of these courses and was not terribly impressed. In fact we are now
resolved to hire self-directed learners with clear passion for the
role, putting relevant experience and education second and third in
priority.
I'm not sure this was much help, Martin, best of luck.
John
Just got this in off the wire from a longtime colleague:
A penny and a couple of vodka seltzers for your thoughts.
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/projects/wii/
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iQ Content (www.iqcontent.com) is a user experience design consultancy
based in Dublin, Ireland. We help smart organisations design and build
websites and web applications that are better for their users and
better for their businesses. We have an opportunity for a senior user
experience
. think, trust or
confidence building (as realistically appropriate) plus a margin of
protective insulation for both parties.. (and the backend should be the
same visual)..
Thanks for the help!
Jeff Stevenson
is that interesting?
john
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