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Each seat on Virgin America now includes a screen and keyboard with a special in-flight entertainment system that includes movies, TV, a live route map, seat-to-seat chat, etc. They really missed some strong opportunities for in-flight social networking and games but it's a promising start.
This is a view of the live routemap.
The idea of grouping windows together as tabs in the title bar is a good one, but the implementation in Safari 4 is flawed. The two biggest issues I have:
1. The duplication of the close button. There is no need for a button to close all of the tabs in the window.
2. The "Create a new tab" button on the right side is completely unnecessary. There's no such thing as a new window button in Safari, right?
My idea is based around adding window grouping (AKA tabbing) to the OS and to have the close/minimize/zoom controls attach to the current tab. Of course, this idea is just as flawed since the behavior for minimize and zoom would be unpredictable.
Any ideas?
BBC: Tools for customising the page are hidden until the user needs them.
More screenshots and UI design patterns at Patternry.com
Microchip's mTouch™ capacitive touch-sensing technology enables user interfaces with metal, glass or plastic front panels. The technology also works where liquids are present and for users wearing thick gloves.
I just created this UI for a tiny little utility app I'm writing (which unsurprisingly lets you set up and customise Growl notifications for new mail in Microsoft Outlook 2011 Mac).
I think I've come full circle to enjoying the simplicity and cleanliness of this kind of standard-controls, readable prefs interface. I also really, really like options that are arranged in a visual hierarchy, are unambiguously worded, and can be read as a series of sentences (with suitably-worded popups etc interspersed through the text as required).
It would have been easy (in terms of motivation) to complicate this interface with rule-editors, sub-checkboxes and so forth, but it's just not necessary for the task. It's not perfect, but it's pretty usable.
Even if you don't want your prefs UI to look like this, at least sketch it this way first.
A new screen for the Day One Mac app update submitted for review today.
1.2 includes:
• Password
• Calendar
• Export
• 24-Hour
• Lion Support
The long-awaited Moto X is finally on sale in the US, and it’s something of a landmark smartphone.
Designed and built to reinvigorate the Motorola brand, it’s also bringing to bear the fruits of the company’s relationship with Google, which now owns Motorola Mobility outright. Sporting ...
Microchip Technology's PIC32 “MX1” and “MX2” MCUs are the smallest and lowest-cost PIC32 microcontrollers, and are the first PIC32s to feature dedicated audio and capacitive-sensing peripherals.
PIC® MCUs featuring nanoWatt XLP eXtreme Low Power Technology are useful in designing embedded applications with extremely low power consumption. Benefits of nanoWatt XLP Technology include:
■ Sleep / Power-down current down to 20 nA
■ Brown-out Reset down to 45 nA
■ Watch-dog Timer down to 400 nA
■ Real-time Clock/Calendar down to 500 nA
For more information, please visit: www.microchip.com/XLP
July 2008 - Usability Challenge from Dusan Writer.
800,000L Viewer Interface Contest
800,000L UI Design Contest: Update & Judges Announced
Interface Design Contest Finalists
Second Life User Interface Contest - Features from the Entries
Each seat on Virgin America now includes a screen and keyboard with a special in-flight entertainment system that includes movies, TV, a live route map, seat-to-seat chat, etc. They really missed some strong opportunities for in-flight social networking and games but it's a promising start.
This is an overview of the menu.
This pack include beauty designed User Interface elements available in 3 different colors, with great details and support for IPhone/IPad Retina’s display which allow it to be viewed without loss of quality on a higher resolution retina display. The pack also includes a Web version to be used for standard displays, such as majority Android devices and mobile phones
The set contains almost everything you need to create beauty audio interfaces, great apps or mobile websites. Super easy to edit, every single element is well organized and clearly labeled.
Get it here: bit.ly/QkrLwT
Using NWA's smooth URL and bad design to make a point to librarians tomorrow. But I did like the answer I eventually got. Who knew? I did not know.
Do you have a policy for transporting antlers?
Northwest accepts antlers retained as hunting trophies as checked luggage only. One set of antlers may be accepted in lieu of one piece of luggage within the free luggage allowance if within the standard size and weight limitations. Antlers exceeding this size are subject to a charge of $80.00 USD (each way) per item. *Effective April 10, 2008 on tickets purchased for travel May 5, 2008 & beyond, the special luggage item excess fee will increase to $100 USD / CAD each-way.
One service charge applies when smaller antlers are nestled inside larger antlers and strapped together. Northwest accepts antlers only if they are free of residue and the points are protected.
Northwest does not accept liability for loss, damage, or delay of antlers. Excess valuation insurance may not be purchased for transport of antlers.
Historic edition of the Dive Into User Interface Design and UX workshop for Women, in New Delhi. The first workshop ever in India, to be conducted exclusively for women, on user-interface design and UX. Conducted by Niyam Bhushan. Nurtured and supported by Sheroes.in. Powered by NASSCOM 10,000Startups. Event-sponsor Mobikwik. On 12-13 March 2015. Venue kindly hosted by cks.in
'Dive Into User-Interface Design' workshop, for the sixth time. Conducted by Niyam Bhushan at 91SpringBoard, in Gurgaon, Haryana. More details at bit.ly/niyam
With Rohit Daid, Rambir Singh, Vikram, Ravi Mehra, Rohit Khandka, Gaurav Ahuja.
Pop quiz...you're in a loo where the doors are controlled by computer. Which of the 3 buttons do you press to 1. Close the door, 2. Lock the door, 3. Open the door. And why would you choose to close the toilet door and not lock it anyway?
The displays have gotten larger with a higher pixel density and better looking, yet still manage to convey less information with each generation.
I think that somewhere along the line, someone forgot that the iPod is a handheld, portable device.
(The Classic's brightness is set to 70% here. The others are maxed out.)
Eureka! This new EM Spectrum exhibit takes advantage of twin 4K UHD screens and all of the coding, user interface, graphic design, and content is entirely new.
For this exhibit, we developed custom software which allows visitors to view both terrestrial and celestial objects across different wavelengths. The exhibit runs on an Ideum 100” dual 4K UHD Pano multitouch table. All of the content was developed specifically for the application. Ideum conducted a multispectral photo shoot for terrestrial objects and helped collect the latest celestial images. We worked with Science World in Vancouver to find appropriate images for the exhibit and collaborated on the content and text descriptions.
The 8K EM spectrum imaging exhibit will debut in the Eureka! Gallery at Telus World of Science in Vancouver in late February 2015. You can learn more about the Pano 100" multitouch table or software licensing at www.ideum.com/
Delighted happy professionals on successfully completing the user-interface design workshop. You're next: bit.ly/niyam
'Dive Into User-Interface Design' Workshop 02 with Niyam Bhushan. At 91Springboard, Gurgaon, Haryana, India, on 10 - 11 October 2014. More details at bit.ly/niyam