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I'm working on a full re-design of the Xbox 360 Dashboard for my portfolio. This is the new "Main Menu" dashboard screen.
Dean Allen is looking for donations for a new camera and I thought I'd help out.
You ever accidentally choose a different language at an ATM and go through with it anyway? You stumble through the menus based on where you remember the buttons being and you eventually get 40 bucks out but you're lost the entire way.
Using paypal in french is just like that.
And me being a big dumb american, I forgot there are no decimals in EU money, only commas.
www.openjet.com/index.jsp - Example of Refining Search pattern.
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The Design Revolution spreads to Hyderabad. The first ever Dive Into User-Interface Design and UX workshop in the cybercity of India. Powered by NASSCOM 10000Startups and hosted at 91Springboard. Participants included Co-founders, Developers, Directors, Vice-Presidents, and IT, design, and tech geeks. From Olivo Health, Custom Furnish, Hitachi Consulting, Paradigm Creatives, Bradsol, and more. 25-26 April 2015. Nurtured by SHEROES India.
Ideum recently tested out a paper prototype both with Ideum staff and onsite at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles. To learn more about Ideum's Creative Services visit our website.
Part of my proposed redesign of JS Bin.
The idea here is that, when a user is typing, we replace buttons with tips about keyboard commands.
I’ve illustrated two approaches here: teaching the user a couple at a time or just always showing all of them.
It took me too long to figure out that the throttle for the water flow is hidden underneath the temperature control.
What’s possessing hotel shower UI designers?
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i just LOVE this kind of human touch in user interfaces. really, who cares that the "massage" actually means "reconfiguring system board 4 in storage bank CXD"? go, flickr, go!
What happens when seperate networks collide? Personal/Friends + Friends + Professional networks often do not share the same value systems.
When broadcasting social messages and life-streams, it is important for systems to separate between different communication levels in order to provide the correct groups with the correct information.
If this is not followed, it becomes a liability for the user. The case of Facebook is probably the foremost case study here.
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Pretty? I suppose. But why, even after breaking the data down into three pages does the Classic practically require a loupe to read?
I had forgotten how much I liked the 4G's click wheel.
(The Classic's brightness is set to 70% here. The others are maxed out.)
The table headers stay visible in the browser window as the user scrolls up and down a page to remind the user of what the columns in the table are.
Source: factfinder.census.gov/servlet/ADPTable?_bm=y&-geo_id=...
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Want to get more information on the ring°wall? Watch "ring°wall - building the wall" here: www.vimeo.com/6854876
After more than one and a half years of development, the world biggest multitouch multi-user wall has now been launched at Nürburgring.
The two-piece ring°wall consists of a LED display and a multitouch information-wall and impresses by its size: a total surface of 425 square meters, which equals more than 6000 computer displays, is the biggest of its kind. An interactive World emerges out of 34 million pixels generated by 15 high definition projectors and is supported by 30 directional speakers.
Multitouch sensors basing on laser technology, convert the usage of the natural user interface into an experience. By direct touching, more than 80 users can simultaneously get informed about news and activities around the ringworld.
The interactive wall is not only a central information system, but also an innovative advertising tool and medium for public viewings.
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Google Finance's stock screener is a great example of Refining Search pattern. The tool allows user to search for stocks by using several different criteria: Average Price, Price Change, PE ratios, etc., and the user can easily add and remove search filters.
Things to notice:
-Sparklines, in this case histograms that indicate the weight proportions in each part of the range, are used. They help the user to refine the search.
-It is made easy to clear filters and start over.
-Results can be sorted.
-The number of results found is shown.
-In addition to filters a free text search is provided.
Source: www.google.com/finance/stockscreener
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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 Design Revolution spreads to Hyderabad. The first ever Dive Into User-Interface Design and UX workshop in the cybercity of India. Powered by NASSCOM 10000Startups and hosted at 91Springboard. Participants included Co-founders, Developers, Directors, Vice-Presidents, and IT, design, and tech geeks. From Olivo Health, Custom Furnish, Hitachi Consulting, Paradigm Creatives, Bradsol, and more. 25-26 April 2015. Nurtured by SHEROES India.
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.
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back indoors
extensions: Weave Browser Sync, NoScript, Adblock Plus, Tree Style Tab, Multiple Tab Handler, Edit Cookies, Google Toolbar
The bookmark toolbar favicons are blank because Weave has just synchronized them from the server.
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.