From: Bruno Figueiredo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
: Be aware that colors convey meanings too, but they differ from culture
: to culture. So I guess you should chosse the one closest to what you
: want it to mean.
:
: More info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_psychology
Bruno is correct in
I hate to make predictions, but Iron Man's 3D hologram modeling isn't
very far off. Check out Sketch Furniture for instance:
http://www.frontdesign.se/sketchfurniture/
They are literally sketching in air. A hologram would just allow them
to actually see what they were sketching.
Dan
I remember some years ago (~1995?) when a female Ford engineer was
featured and she was explaining some of the details (and
difficulties) designing the control panel for the Ford Taurus.
Also, a recent Lexus commercial features the satisfying touch and
feel of the controls in the Rx350
. . . .
I'm assuming there are more tests throughout the program. In which
case, would you maybe be better off designing a single test icon
- pencil/paper, torso/paper, radio buttons/checkboxes - and using
something else to convey that *this* test is for determining
placement.
It's a lot to ask of an
Design has been co-opted in marketing departments as a way to appeal
to our generation over our parents, who were more concerned with
practicalities such as price.
It seems to be just that though, marketing, as Ford cars now come
with a keyless ignition system that is totally confusing. Ask
perfect!
On May 10, 2008, at 4:09 PM, paige saez wrote:
I set up #ixd on irc.freenode.net this a.m. after I posted my last
response earlier this am.
Not to play favorites--Just cause it was a simple enough thing to do.
I think the more channels the better personally. I just want to have
I'm with Robert in suggesting you ask a different question,
Harvinder. Choosing a color scheme is as important as choosing a
font, as each conveys something about the company and its image.
It's really a combination of many factors that will create the final
impression, and for me the end goal is
Hey,
I am creating a webapplications where users can add suggestions. I am using
one field for both input and search.
Here is the prototype: http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/5808/gif1tl5.gif
1. User is asked to input a suggestion
2. During input relevant suggestions are searched and given to
Sorry, i'm confused. Why are there two logins? That in itself is
confusing.
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Welcome to the
On May 11, 2008, at 3:54 AM, Caroline Jarrett wrote:
For example, the hilarious Xerox guide to cultural connotations
still peddles generic information that is by no means accurate or
reliable. Here's the page on Britain:
Did you enjoy the perfect contradiction of perfect yellow? Brides wore it
(joy and honor); but it also represents jealousy and fading love? Brides and
fading love?
Who wrote this?
Dial 1-900-Bull-Sh*t, Only .99 cents per minute.
On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 5:45 PM, Will Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey Abdul-Rahman,
I would recommend del.icio.us tags system as a reference or something like:
Your suggestion:
++ +-+
¦type your suggestion here ¦ ¦ add ¦
++
Hi everyone!
I recently completed some redesign work for this website and would love
to get some feedback from the IxD community: sonlight.com
Any input/suggestions/advice I can get will be appreciated.
Thanks!
Mike Caskey
Denver Colorado
P.S. One item I'm really looking for input on is
Abdul-Rahman Advany asked:
1. User is asked to input a suggestion
2. During input relevant suggestions are searched and given to the
user
3. User can either choose to vote or to suggest
However its currently not clear that the field also functions as a
search
field... can you simplify this
Mike -
First off, nice job It's welcoming, and the purpose of the site is
clear. Now for some critique!
* Color is such a subjective thing, but to my eye there's a lot of
color going on; gold background, red logo and header border, blue,
then main panels - green, tan, blue -which aren't carried
Does the original post sound a little trollish to anyone else?
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Welcome to the Interaction
Mike,
I saw a lot of good things, and don't really have time for a heuristic
evalaution, but one recommendation is this:
Tio navigation Homeschool Curriculum and then a bunch of
sub-categories. Have you tested these with users? To me, the labels made no
sense. Are these common terms like
On May 9, 2008, at 2:47 PM, Timothy Makoid wrote:
I am a student majoring in Information Systems with a concentration
in HCI/ID/UX/HF. I'm working on my final project and we are
designing a small scale social networking site. Were trying to come
up with a sort of gaming system that
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