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Irish students have designed an audio equivalent of the virtual world using 3D sound to create a sense of space.
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This document outlines a process-based approach to implementing accessibility design.
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At first it’s nearly impossible to notice the accessibility features of iPhone, but apparently there are some. But if you are blind…
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“But I design interfaces so I’m supposed to know about this stuff. That’s the rational premise behind my spending hours of billable time adjusting my Facebook preferences.” The ever so funny side of Zeldman strikes again.
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This is not about hiring a hit man, but a discussion about the tricky situation of quoting for web design and development projects, and the various types of contracts you can agree upon.
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Main conclusions of the new sociological study on the mobile phone in France in 2007. Especially the new social conventions are an interesting read.
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Nielsen presents 13 design guidelines for tab controls, and stays true to his style by starting the article stating that “It’s a rare pleasure to come across a user interface on the Web that uses dialog controls correctly”.
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“In this paper we define community-based roles that the nodes can assume (ambassadors, big fish, loners, and bridges) and show how existing link mining techniques can be improved by knowledge of such roles.”
Tuo Nielsenin ohje on äkkiseltään vähän outo.
“It uses tabs to alternate between views within the same context (not to navigate to different areas a common mistake introduced by Amazon.com).”
Riippuu toki vähän kontekstin määritelmästä (jos konteksti on sivusto, niin Amazonin välilehdet vievät eri näkymiin samassa kontekstissa), mutta näin ajatellen lähes kaikki webin välilehti-implementaatiot ovat Nielsenistä väärin.
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