I do like the idea of having 2 separate definitions for a single word
(as Miriam Webster and other dictionaries do), as it can't be
controlled which disciplines some words are and/or aren't used for. As
regular dictionaries define some words differently as noun and
verb (as some can be
Since there's several-thousand users on the listserv here... maybe put-
together a unique list, just for those interested in working
collaboratively on such a project... and then Dan (or whomever) can
pick/chose/filter the input he likes for the final published product,
and the
to evangelize a
deeper understanding of all unique roles in the UED process.
10-4,
n
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 1:45 PM, Nina Eleanor Alter
ninav...@bigwheel.netwrote:
I do like the idea of having 2 separate definitions for a single
word (as
Miriam Webster and other dictionaries do), as it can't
I don't think anybody knows who any of the below mentioned men are,
East of the Sacramento River.
Physical architecture has been around and celebrated as a celebrity-
worship-worthy vocation, for thousands of years. *Everybody* in a
given region also sees buildings, whereas not everybody
BTW- I haven't seen Joy Mountford or any other women mentioned... and
I know there were a couple of other ladies in the 'ol-skool PARC and
Apple UI teams.
We've got lots of men and Americans, women? Intl?
n
On Feb 18, 2009, at 7:22 AM, Dan Saffer wrote:
On Feb 18, 2009, at 1:39 AM,
Hey Folks:
I just re-did my personal/portfolio site, and would love love love
some feedback!
I've already gotten some very clear feedback that some key issues need
to be addressed, though the rest of the stuff I'd also like advisement
on.
There's a surveymonkey.com link on the
Hey Folks:
Still on my quest to improve my own portfolio, design a site for a
friend who's a webdev, and one for a friend who's a photographer (3
'similar' sites, radically different content audiences), I'd love
feedback on the following:
What do you think are great examples of an
I expected a touch-screen, too.
Part of that I'm speculatively thinking, was the fields of color for
each region.
The letters defining each region that map to the buttons, also got
lost with the map.
Maybe give the letterforms a flat-background to help them pop from the
background,
