There has been a fair amount written over the years about how to give
good feedback for delays of varying lengths. However, what if your
application has somewhat unpredictable performance (I won't get into
the reasons here; suffice to say it is not sloppy implementation),
where a given
There¹s been a fair amount of discussion here about documentation formats
and software used to produce wireframes, prototypes, and so on. But how do
people manage an entire specification? I have been using a hand-coded
intranet site, controlled via subversion; but my team is growing and I¹m
I've been curious, since the release of Office 2008, whether the
absence of the ribbon is due to a reconsideration of its value,
or simply the result of a different group within Microsoft having
developed the suite for Mac OS X.
Regardless, I'm not sure what the Mac Business Unit at MS might have
Yes, Will, I know; that's why I wrote that I didn't know whether the
absence of the ribbon from Office 2008 was the result of a different
group within Microsoft having developed the suite for Mac OS X. I
tend to think that the software is better in general for having been
done by the Mac BU (does
I have been looking, unsuccessfully, through back issues of interactions
magazine for an article, published a few years back, written I believe by
someone from Microsoft as part of a debate about statistical significance in
usability testing. There was something of a debate about testing with
