Thank you all for contributions.
While saying keyboard interface I don%u2019t mean the keys that
are used to PLAY the keyboard. There are two interfaces on the
keyboard. One is the keys for playing the instrument which have been
stable for centuries (except for some experimental examples such as
Doh! I mispelled Dan's last name and left off the book...
It should read...
Dan Saffer, IxDA superstar and author of the recently announced
Designing Gestural Interfaces: Touchscreens and Interactive
Devices
Never QA your writing at 1:30 in the morning!!!
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thanks! I love this kind of reading that embrace design in its
different manifestations :)
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I think you have heard about Curitiba - Brazil and its very popular
transportation system.
Here are some links:
http://www.urbanhabitat.org/node/344
http://thomaslockehobbs.com/2005/curitiba.html
http://www.lightrailnow.org/facts/fa_cur01.htm
Alkin KORKMAZ
Izmir - Turkey
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I'm looking for really friendly, perhaps even self-effacing and humorous
copy online.
So examples of great, useful and friendly error messaging, interaction
guidance and just the kind of tone-of-voice that makes you sit-up and think
this isn't a faceless corporate/sale/traditional site
Thank you to everyone who took the time to respond to my request.
I've gotten several useful ideas from the examples people pointed me
to and the written suggestions.
I'm still reading and researching so if anyone else has things they'd
like to add please do.
Best regards,
--Alan
Alan,
You are probably aware, but I think 37 Signals' applications (e.g.
Basecamp) handle this extremely well. It's probably the best
implementation I've seen on the web.
Jack
On Dec 5, 2008, at 9:45 AM, Alan Wexelblat wrote:
Thank you to everyone who took the time to respond to my
On Dec 5, 2008, at 1:45 AM, greg wrote:
Doh! I mispelled Dan's last name and left off the book...
It should read...
Dan Saffer, IxDA superstar and author of the recently announced
Designing Gestural Interfaces: Touchscreens and Interactive
Devices
I liked the original:
Dan Safer, IxDA
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I'm researching options for improving public transportation websites,
particularly bus transportation. I've found most city sites to be
lacking, but have found some nice mapping, real-time route information
on the Chicago CTA site
The December Chicago IxDA event should be a jolly good time. The event will
be on Wednesday, December 17th at 6:30 PM and located at Elephant Castle.
We'll be networking and sharing design war stories over this past year. Come
have a drink, relax and enjoy the friendship of your fellow IxDA-ers.
In this new presentation, Indi will compliment the material in her
book to show how mental models can help you manage strategic change.
Over the life of an organization the products, staff, and even whole
business units will come and go. Mental models are one tool to help
you manage your design so
OK. For everyone who's interested, I have added an Israel page to the
uxbookclub.org site here:
http://uxbookclub.org/doku.php?id=israel
Please add your names to the list (and spread the word!).
Cheers,
Martin Polley
Technical writer, interaction designer
+972 52 3864280
Twitter: martinpolley
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 10:15 AM, Alkin KORKMAZ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Dear friends, do you have any idea or recommendation to me about the
evolution of electric, electronic or digital musical keyboards?
I have FAR too much to say on this subject, but I will try to keep it
brief.
First
Can anyone recommend best practices and guidelines for the design of paper
forms - not printed online forms, but stand-alone paper forms, filled in by
hand.
Best Regards,
Rob Tannen, PhD
Director of Research
Welcome to the
Is anyone aware of a tool for batch exporting layers in Illustrator into
a single file, like a PDF?
Best Regards,
Rob Tannen, PhD
Director of Research
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Can anyone recommend best practices and guidelines for the design of
paper forms - not printed online forms, but stand-alone paper forms,
filled in by hand.
Hi Rob
I would have loved to include paper form design in our recent book but was
persuaded that a shorter book would be a
I use Multipage by Hotdoor.com:
http://hotdoor.com/index.php?content=multipagenavcontent=multipage
Simple/easy
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the other is the buttons for shaping or
modifying the sound. My interest is on the second one. It has an
important role on the interaction; interface gives the performer the
ability of a wide range of modifications and alterations on the
sound.
...at around $3000 US, it will be a long time
MAQ software is seeking a strong Art Director/Product Designer
Responsibilites
. Designs user interfaces and writes functionality design specifications.
. Identifies and develops/validates the Personas for the product.
. Develops all the creative assets (digital assets) for the product.
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If you haven't yet registered to attend The State of IxD Today at
Bloomberg, you don't want to miss this very special event!
IxDA co-founder David Malouf and guest colleagues Ted Booth (IxD Director at
Smart Design) and Jennifer Bove (V.P. of UX at HUGE, Inc.) will engage the
interaction design
Synthtopia rocks! I also track http://www.createdigitalmusic.com and
http://www.analogindustries.com. Each of these participate in a chunk of the
music tech community-- the comments are very IxDA like. Analog Industries is
the blog for Audio Damage, a two-person outfit that makes plugins; they
When I tested video games I jammed out with this kid that made a light
sensor for his guitar. The amount of light could be applied to any effect,
volume, reverb, etc... He made it himself. So, by putting his hand over it
it yielded silence, pointing the sensor towards the light 0 to 11. Mad
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