Discussion Archive: March 2007

Looking for prototyping workflow info

I'll be at the summit for a couple of days this year (Friday,
Sunday). And I'm looking to talk to people about their prototyping
needs, process, methods, workflows, etc. It's for the book I'm
working on, but might also find it's way into a new application :).

Come find me, call me, or IM me:

Phone: (607) 339-9640
IM: twarfel at mac.com (AOL/iChat)

Cheers!

Todd Zaki Warfel
Partner, Design & Usability Specialist
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Need a pattern - Window models for multiplescreens???

Hey Carl,

Apple (formerly emagic) Logic has a very useful windowing idiom they
refer to as "screensets."

This gives the basic idea:

http://www.apple.com/logicexpress/quicktour/screensets.html

It works quite well across several monitors, but the down side is that
it does require user configuration to get right.

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Need a pattern - Window models for multiple screens???

Hi All,

I'm working on something where our typical users are evolving. They seem to
be getting 2 screens and even saying that they'd really like 3 screens.
Screens are so cheap that I think that too may be a reality by the time we
release the product .

So, I need some ideas for window models that work well across multiple
screens, and yet still work on systems with just one screen.

I like the idea of tear-off panes but there are some issues with those.