Archive for the ‘User eXperience Design’ Category
Friday, November 16th, 2007
Update : Read Enso’s take on Why Quasi Modes are more user friendly than Modes
And now CLI gets contextually integrated with GUI!
Atleast, that’s what Jono DiCarlo from Humanized has demonstrated through Enzo.
All you need to do is press “Caps Lock” key to invoke/trigger the Command Line Interface and start ...
Posted in Voice of the User - VOU, Web Technologies, User eXperience Design, Usability | 2 Comments »
Tuesday, October 16th, 2007
The xDesign team at Sun Microsystems opened-up its Web Application Design Guidelines recently.
“They are a set of building blocks for web applications that have been designed by user interface specialists, thoroughly thought through and usability tested. They can be used for developing full web applications, allowing designers and developers ...
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Monday, October 8th, 2007
Among many techniques used to reduced the No. of requests to the servers, CSS sprites is a cool one. This simple CSS technique involves clubbing multiple images as one and uses ” background-position:” to define the image display.
Here’s a cool CSS Sprite generation tool
Posted in User eXperience Design, AJAX, DOM, JavaScript, CSS, XML, XHTML, Code is Poetry | 2 Comments »
Tuesday, September 18th, 2007
As part of their global designer conference, Shelley Armstrong & Supreet Singh from the Microsoft UX team will introduce Microsoft Expression Studio in Bangalore
on Oct 4th | 5 pm
at Fuga , #1 Wood Street (Nagarjuna Building) Castle Street Entrance, Off Brigade Road
Register here >
Posted in Bangalore, User eXperience Design, Events, Unconferences and Conferences | 1 Comment »
Monday, September 17th, 2007
The first ever design unconference in India, dCamp Bangalore witnessed participation from an interesting mix of designers, developers, product managers etc., Over 75 campers and 10 speakers participated at Yahoo’s campus, yesterday. The good folks from Yahoo Bangalore sponsored the event and made arrangement for t-shirts, lunch and Beer! ...
Posted in Bangalore, User eXperience Design, AJAX, DOM, JavaScript, CSS, XML, XHTML, Events, Unconferences and Conferences | 6 Comments »