Don't know what technology you're working with, but the Windows
distinction between Delete and SHIFT-Delete comes to mind. It's not
the same becuase they're both mediated, but it's an exmple of the
user selecting one of two different actions to perform, which might
work in your case.
In a sense i
David,
If your prototype needs animation on the page (e.g. an animated
collapsible module), then you'll need a tool like flash, but if not,
you have much easier options.
Creating something genuinely navigable is easy enough (dreamweaver,
axure or even powerpoint), but even easier is creating some
Rob,
Your enthusiasm for UX will warm many hearts on this site.
It would be tough to give a full answer here. I'll give you a few
pointers ...
Firstly, there is no IxDA in London. There are a couple of IxDA
initiatives happening and another couple coming soon, but no formal
organisation. There
- Brand - I think the brand question is important, and
straightforward: sometimes content (e.g. the films - great example)
needs a distinct brand. If that isn't the case then the content
should reinforce the mother brand. A different brand probably
requires a microsite, but if the branding is the
I think BA do a very good job of managing the booking process.
There's an aggregator worth looking at if you haven't seen it
already - Kayak.com. To my mind they have been providing the best
search experience for a long time, and it is of course much harder
for aggregators than for airlines becau
Knowledge of UX involvement so far?
Tom
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Few thoughts ...
- (I think you may be referring to this but in case not ...) there
is the known phenomenon of people being able to read lower case text
faster than all upper case text. It's to do with the fact that if
you block out the shape of a word, lower case words have ascenders
(on h, b e
My favourites are readwriteweb and janchipchase. FT's techblog is
another good one.
Tom
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Tom Coombs
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2009/2/5 oliver green :
> Hi,
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> Which RSS feeds do you track most frequent
