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For anyone who hasn't read it, Jef Raskin's The Humane Interface is a great book. Makes you really stop and think about how we interact with objects around us -
by aidos 13y ago
For anyone who hasn't read it, Jef Raskin's The Humane Interface is a great book. Makes you really stop and think about how we interact with objects around us - physical and virtual.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Humane-Interface-Directions-Interactive/dp/0201379376 http://www.amazon.com/The-Humane-Interface-Directions-Intera...
- specialist 13y agoI still find a lot of inspiration from the earlier UI books (ideas), before everything settled down. Lots of crazy, awesome ideas. Now it's just how to books. I've been anticipating the ZUI for ages. eg It's the correct answer for a window manager. It's the only way to maintain continuity, preventing users getting "hyperlost", kinda like what breadcrumbs try to accomplish. Did you see the new flashy zooming Calendar transitions in the WWDC Mavericks demo? It appears to have the right balance between zooming and level of detail (LOD). Me want! FWIW, I did not anticipate the dynamic 2.5D in the forthcoming iOS 7. That's gonna be huge.