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6 Jun 2012 - 6:04pm
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Mekayla
2010

Examples of engaging privacy policies / terms of engagement

Seen any privacy policies, credit card policies, terms of engagement, service agreements etc that don't just make your eyes glaze over and turn the page?

We're looking for examples (web based or paper based) where people manage to make this legalese heavy, text heavy interaction a positive one, or at least one that people don't just skip over.


Thanks!

1 Feb 2012 - 6:23pm
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benwa
2012

Powerful document trees?

I'm looking for examples of navigating through 2-2,000 documents that are more elegant + powerful than the stereotypical document tree… but also has research backing it would be nice.

Currently the documents are arranged by

- Category
  - Sub Category
    - Documents (1-100 pagers)
      - Date

8 Jul 2011 - 7:57am
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1 year ago
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Maurice
2009

Design Patterns with Lunch

Hi all,

If you are one to sit and eat lunch at your desk, or just like to browse around (aka research) at work, or simply just love what you do. Then, here is a list of helpful links of Design Patterns.

17 Apr 2010 - 1:20pm
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baruag
2007

UX/UI Design constraints for Android platform?

Hello all !

We at Desolve are planning to design a new Android home screen experience.

We believe that the future of home screens will no more be 'idle' but dynamic and fluid like the Vodafone 360, Microsoft Kin. Our vision for the interface we would like to design is in the direction of the Microsoft Kin (with our own twist to it) which will make the home screen come alive.

16 Mar 2010 - 4:23pm
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3 years ago
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Alex ONeal
2008

Interaction design that saves lives

Recently, Scientific American pointed out the power of interaction design to save lives, specifically, by increasing organ donations. (Boldface added.)

1 Sep 2009 - 9:33am
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Paul Trumble
2004

Designing a long list of items that people must choose from.

All:

I'm looking for some advice, examples or even recommendations of who might
be good at solving this particular problem for us.

In the context of a longish multi-page web form we have a need for the user
to tell us at a fairly granular level what their occupation is. the total
length of the list is long, more than 1,000 choices. The accuracy of the
answer is pretty important to our business as is our desire not to stop the
users flow through the application because of either the difficulty or
perceived intrusiveness of the question.

18 Jun 2009 - 12:55pm
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2 years ago
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jasonrobb
2009

Education for a team of none

Hi all,

Over the past few years as a web designer I’ve noticed a lack of
education specific to people like me.

I wrote an article on the subject, and I implore you to read it.

http://jasonrobb.com/2009/06/18/education-for-a-team-of-none/

In my article, I use an example of building robust personas. I
recently saw Jared Spool present on the topic.

27 Mar 2009 - 1:54pm
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Sachin Ghodke
2008

IxDA, User Experience and Usability Websites

I am currently researching on a website with immense data and this
company being a corporate needs some good user interface that will
showcase this data, get more hits, have interactive elements, etc.
This software company has a 18 year history.

Can the IxDA community help me with a few things on IxD, UX and
Usability.
(1) Websites that help me understand all the three things mentioned
above.
(2) Website examples with good user experience.
(3) Website examples with bad user experience.

25 Feb 2009 - 4:24pm
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4 years ago
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Bas Hoppe
2009

Looking for examples of Gui\'s for persons who never seen/used a computer. For example the GUI of the one laptop per child project

Hi All,

I've been ask to think about a GUI concept for users who have never
seen a computer before.

For the time being and inspiration I look for examples. Things like
the GUI of the "one laptop per child" project:
http://laptop.org/en/

The things i sort of decided on, are:

- using a touch screen for direct interaction. Non direct interaction
using keyboard or mouse will steepen the learning curve.

- using color coded sections and working a lot with the concept of
spatial recognitition.

5 Jun 2007 - 4:02pm
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5 years ago
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Jeff Howard
2004

Touchscreen Examples

I'm looking for environmental touchscreen examples along the lines of the
Accenture Interactive Network installed at O'Hare last year:
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=o'hare+touch+screen&w=all

Anyone familiar with other touchscreen examples that are somewhere
in-between your typical Walgreens kiosk and Jeff Han's multitouch demo (in
terms of complexity)? There was a nice IxDA thread about this a few years
ago, but I'm looking for more recent projects.

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