For those who haven't seen, the Panasonic remote was discussed at length in
Kenya Hara's Designing Design:
http://www.amazon.com/Designing-Design-Kenya-Hara/dp/303778105X
I don't have the book anymore (and it's hard to get hold of!) but if I
remember correctly, part of the interaction was that it
2009/6/24 John Gibbard
> Only the fact that I simply copied the URL from an earlier email, no deceit
> intended.
>
Mark,
Good point, I hadn't considered that.
John,
No deceit taken - in fact I was thinking last night that it's perfect for
anything like this where the URL might spoil an amusin
Because some mail servers and some aps break up the long urls and render
them ineffective.
Mark
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 5:17 PM, Francis Norton wrote:
> Out of curiosity, why do people use URL shrinkers when posting to mail
> lists? I like being able to inspect a URL before I click on it -
> comp
Out of curiosity, why do people use URL shrinkers when posting to mail
lists? I like being able to inspect a URL before I click on it - compressing
and thus disguising it seems to me to be a UX degradation in any context
other than Twitter where it's pretty well unavoidable - am I missing
something
I confess to checking the date of the post to see if we were being pranked.
j...@smorgasbord-design.co.uk wrote:
Saw this [1] and thought of all of the IxD people on here who deal with the
haptic & tactile.
Now, there's something analogous to nature in this particular concept but
I'll leave
Saw this [1] and thought of all of the IxD people on here who deal with the
haptic & tactile.
Now, there's something analogous to nature in this particular concept but
I'll leave that to you to resolve.
[1] http://bit.ly/JIAyd
John
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