Discussion Archive: October 2008

20 Oct 2008 - 12:44pm
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Beau Gould
2006

[JOB] Interactive Web Designer, NYC | 60-75k

The Interactive Web Designer will be responsible for design and development
of HTML pages and content layout for website, advertising banners and
landing pages. This person would work closely with the marketing, editorial,
and product management teams. A strong design background and experience will
allow the Interactive Web Designer to create high level mockups of user
interfaces and interactions. Our client will provide an opportunity to
showcase creativity, leadership skills, strong work ethic and passion for
web design.

20 Oct 2008 - 12:43pm
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Beau Gould
2006

[JOB] Head of User Experience, San Francisco | Relo OK

Job Title: Head of User Experience
Location: San Francisco - Relocation assistance provided
Duration: Full Time/Permanent
Salary: 120-170k

Our client is home to a new type of search that makes it easy to find
subjective information. Starting in early 2008 the company raised seed
financing from a number of premier angel investors and carefully grew a
high-caliber engineering team. Today, the company includes founders from
more than a half-dozen successful startups, four AI Ph.D.s, and engineers
from Silicon Valley's major technology companies.

20 Oct 2008 - 10:23am
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4 years ago
3 replies
Charusmitha Ram
2008

An alternative to Transfer boxes

Transfer boxes have been around for a long time and is a classic UI control
for multi-selecting items and creating/building lists. However, it has a
very bloated UI and a cumbersome interaction. Are there variations or
alternatives to transfer boxes to perform multiselect functions? Online
Examples?
Thanks.
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Smitha Ram
Senior Interaction Designer
Thomson Reuters | www.thomsonreuters.com
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20 Oct 2008 - 8:37am
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Janna DeVylder
2006

[JOB] Jr & Sr Interaction Designers, Arc Worldwide Chicago

Arc Worldwide in Chicago is currently looking for talented junior- and
senior-level interaction designers for fulltime opportunities.

Our mission at Arc is to make Interactive marketing more relevant, more
compelling and more entertaining. We start with a belief that the Web is
just one arena for digital content. From interactive games to content
created specifically for mobile devices to personalized content delivered
via kiosks in stores, Arc continually pursues new forms of consumer
experiences around content.

20 Oct 2008 - 4:21am
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Mike Bennett
2007

Future Interaction: The application of IxD to science fiction

> This discussion can be two-fold: What devices and interfaces do you
> find memorable from sci-fi you've read/seen?

19 Oct 2008 - 9:04pm
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Joel Flom
2007

[Event] IxDA Brisbane F2F - Tuesday, 28 October, 6:30 pm

Join us for Dr Stephen Viller's presentation, "Stretching towards
sketching"!

(NOTE REGARDING NEW RSVP METHOD: Many of you have told us that our Facebook
invites haven't been getting through firewalls and email filters. So, we
have a new way for you to RSVP to events:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?key=pnKlXX3DzFqy6QYdXHzJkPw)

PRESENTATION DESCRIPTION: Sketching is a well established aspect of design,
for generating and exploring ideas and alternatives.

19 Oct 2008 - 5:46am
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Dave Malouf
2005

Last chance to sign up for Sketching for Interaction Design - Wed, Oct 29 - in New York, NY

I will be hopefully be teaching my 1-day workshop on how to apply
sketching as an invaluable design tool for interaction design on
Wednesday, Oct. 29th from 9a-5p in Manhattan. Too many UX
practitioners have not gained experience in this most important of
designer thinking and creating tools.

18 Oct 2008 - 8:48pm
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4 years ago
20 replies
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DampeS8N
2008

Future Interaction: The application of IxD to science fiction.

I'm a huge sci-fi dork, I'm sure I'm not alone in that here. One of the reasons I enjoy sci-fi is the chance to reevaluate the devices and computer systems thought-up by the great writers and film-makers of the past. It is interesting just how bad many of these interfaces are.

This discussion can be two-fold: What devices and interfaces do you find memorable from sci-fi you've read/seen?

17 Oct 2008 - 5:51pm
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Ed Caggiani
2008

An introduction...

Hi all..been reading the list for a couple of weeks now and thought it was
about time to introduce myself. My name is Ed Caggiani, and I'm a User
Experience Designer (or Interaction Designer, or whatever you wish to call
me) at Zazzle.com.

I recently moved into this position from engineering, where I was a User
Interface Engineer :-) So basically, I went from implementing user
interfaces, to planning and designing them. Much more fun this way!

I hope to learn more and more about interaction design through reading lists
like this one, and networking with folks like you.

17 Oct 2008 - 3:41pm
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Treena Camacho
2008

Job: SENIOR INTERACTION /UI DESIGNER: Palo Alto, CA: FanSnap

SENIOR INTERACTION / UI DESIGNER
FanSnap is the live event ticket search engine for fans. Our mission is to
provide the most comprehensive, accurate, fast and easy-to-use resource for
fans to find the tickets they desire to sports, concerts, and theatre
events.

At FanSnap.com, we're looking for people who are passionate about great
design.