Reminder: [Event] Chicago IxDA - Interactive Experience Design Decisions – Who drives the bus? - May 14, 2008
A friendly reminder, sign up by Tuesday to attend! We already have 50 people who are coming... New colleagues? New collaborators? Come meet each other! - Hello, fellow Chicagoans, We're pleased to announce that Acquity Group will be both hosting and leading our next Chicago gathering! Interactive Experience Design Decisions – Who drives the bus? For years a debate has persisted...

Login / Lougout from a Usability perspective
Hi all, In our new site we implemented the Login / Logout process ala Amazon, that means, the user keep logged in for browsing the site and we always display a " Hi John Doe " message on top even when the user logout from the secure part of the site (where users upload the books). The paradox is: now you get...

When things go bump in the night (at IxDA.org)
Hi Everyone, You may not have noticed, but something went bump in the night on the IxDA web site this week. After investigating an issue someone reported with our RSS feeds, we found that someone had inserted some malicious code onto our site. The code quietly directed visitors' browsers in the background to a site that attempts to install malicious software on visitors' computers. All is...

fireworks
On Mar 21, 2008, at 5:45 PM, Michael Tuminello wrote: > There is, at last with CS3, a good ability to exchange files between > FW and PS and AI. You will hit a wall with complex files, but I was > pleasantly surprised by my ability to exchange files with PS users > without...

Screw the Ford Commercial
There's nothing on TeeVee I've seen recently that's blown me away, from a work related standpoint, than the description of The Uncanny Valley on 30 Rock: http://www.gamewithabrain.com/ 2008/ 04/ 25/ news/ 30- rock- tackles- uncanny- valley- with- worlds- first- porn- video- game - - peter

Question about "scannable bar code" on a mobile display
Hello Morten- Enjoyed your presentation at Interaction08. I wonder if you can provide some information, based on your extensive research and knowledge of mobile platforms. A client has asked about the feasibility of displaying a scannable bar code on a mobile device, like a cell phone or PDA. Here are my questions: Do most devices support the requisite resolution for this to work?...