Discussion Archive

8 Sep 2005 - 11:07pm
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Tal Herman
2005

Job Posting: Interaction Designer, San Francisco, Bank of America, Contract Position 1

Apologies for the cross posting. Please make sure you respond to the
bankofamerica.com email address listed at the end of this message. If
you send the email to me here at my gmail account, I won't read it.

Tal

-----Begin Job Listing Description-----

Company: Bank of America

Location: San Francisco

Position Title: Interaction Designer

Position Duration: Contract, 6 mos.

26 Feb 2013 - 10:02pm
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liuliusquare
2013

What are some unmet needs of interaction designers (professional and personal)?

Hi-

I'm a graduate student doing some initial research for my thesis project.

As interaction designers, we spend a lot of time thinking about user's unmet needs, but I'm wondering if you could share some stories about your own unment needs in your work process or personal life as a designer? (e.g. pool performance of prototyping tools, etc...)

Thanks a lot!

Liu

12 May 2010 - 12:49pm
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2 years ago
11 replies
kbnova
2009

Best practices for designing Terms and Conditions/Customer Agreement Interactions

I'm looking for any research or information on best practices for designing interactions where users have to accept some legal terms and conditions.  For instance - what are the advantages/disadvantages of presenting terms to the side of the main form vs. below or in a pop-up?  Or - if the terms are going to be in a scrolling window, are there any guidelines about how big that window should be?  How many lines should show at once relative to length of the whole agreement?

30 Oct 2009 - 6:25am
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2 years ago
14 replies
Paul Bryan
2008

Distinguishing between UCD, UX, and usability

A friend and sometimes client told me over lunch this week, "I think
of you as the usability guy." I didn't much care for this, because
I think of usability in terms of activities rather than an identity
to aspire to. It got me thinking about related terms, like "user
experience" (UX), and its cousin, user-centered design (UCD).

13 Jun 2008 - 11:32am
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4 years ago
14 replies
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oliver green
2006

Open source wireframe software

Hi All,

Any recommendations for an open source wireframe tool? Something that is
similar to Axure - the license is too expensive for me.

Thanks,
Oliver

10 Sep 2008 - 1:28am
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4 years ago
16 replies
netwiz
2010

What's the right default font size for a website?

Is there any research on font sizes? Yes, you should build your site
so users can change the size, but in reality many who would benefit
from doing so don't know that you can, even if you provide the tools.

You need to start with an appropriate default. What should that
default be?
* Nick Gassman - Usability and Standards Manager - http://ba.com *
* I vote for reply-to to go to the list*

26 Feb 2009 - 5:28pm
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1 year ago
5 replies
Kivi Shapiro
2007

Toronto educational resources

Hi all,

On the heels of Maurice's question about UI/UX/IxDA groups in Toronto,
and Matthew and Mario's excellent answers, I was wondering what formal
UI/UX/IxDA educational opportunities are available in Toronto. I've
checked our list archives, at
http://interactiondesigners.com/topics.php?topic=education, and done
some web searching. What I've found so far is listed below; has anyone
had experience with the below courses and programs?

3 Jun 2008 - 7:41pm
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4 years ago
17 replies
Don Habas
2008

Ability to Adjust Font Sizes on Web Pages

Hi all.

I used to see more sites that would allow a user to click icons on a web page to adjust font size through the stylesheet. Now I'm not seeing that as much...even AARP got rid of it and their audience is generally older, and they would prefer larger font. Is it best to just let a user adjust the size within their browser if needed?

Thanks.

Don

16 Mar 2013 - 11:20pm
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9 weeks ago
4 replies
Sujin Kim
2013

Who's in charge of "strategy"?

I am from South Korea and studying new media advertising in the U.S. I am really confused about the UX career responsibilities. There are so many titles such as planning, UX, research, usability and human factors. Is there a difference between planning and UX and research and usability and human factors – or is it all the same job?

5 Apr 2007 - 11:42pm
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6 years ago
15 replies
Austin Govella
2004

What is the one *best* interaction design blog?

I'm updating my feed list. Typically, I find things through
serendipity or links-followed. I figured I'd ask the crowd for wisdom.

What is the one *best* interaction design blog that you absolutely must be read?

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Austin Govella
Thinking & Making: IA, UX, and IxD
http://thinkingandmaking.com
austin.govella at gmail.com