Re: [IxDA Discuss] better but seems more ugly interaction

[Chris]

Hi,I'm a student in China and i really agree with your opinion about
this design work. I think a good design is based on caring.This piece
of work is really ugly and only consider entrepreneurs' interests.
   That's a shame.


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[IxDA Discuss] better but seems more ugly interaction

[Jarod Tang]

http://www.switched.com/2008/10/16/employees-can-now-clock-in-with-their-cell-phones/

The methods for tracking employees have evolved as companies attempt
to reign in spending and increase productivity. 'The Man' never
sleeps, and pretty soon, the opportunity for the working man to
exercise his right to take unnecessary coffee breaks and congregate at
the watercooler will be gone forever.

It only makes the working enviroment less attractive than without it,
from personal view. And it's seems a good example on what's the ugly
interaction design.

Cheers,
-- Jarod

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