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by hkuo 16y ago
I don't think people should look at this as an all-or-nothing debate. I think there is an importance to following an HIG as a basic guideline and stray from it as it seems appropriate or for the sake of creativity. It's when it strays too f
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by hkuo 16y ago
Love it. I finally have a one-stop resource for breaking news for popular culture and other things outside of the web/tech/digital news that I spend the vast majority of my time reading.
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by hkuo 16y ago
All this talk of NY cabbies and not a single mention of Uber App? I can't wait for them to arrive here in the city and disrupt this chaotic system of NY and gypsy cabs.
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by hkuo 16y ago
Did a quick google search for the term "lists of videos". This link came up second: http://superl8tive.com/ Seems similar to what you're going for, and they appear to have been around for a while. Checked their compete.com stats to get a
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by hkuo 16y ago
This would be an awesome way to port over Zork or any Infocom game to the internet!
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by hkuo 16y ago
Whenever a website doesn't allow me to delete my account, I just change my username to a random sequence of fingerjammed letters and then change my email address to another random sequence. Seems to do the trick for me. But are you also loo
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by hkuo 16y ago
Moreover, their version of "the cloud" is taking multiple bad photos of your family sitting on a couch and magically turning it into a photo where everyone is smiling. Every time I see that commercial, I just have this look of utter confusi
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by hkuo 16y ago
I actually do video and After Effects on my Macbook Pro, as well as all of my Photoshop work with huge multi-layered files, and it flies. I have a more powerful Quad-Core tower at work, but it's only a slight improvement in speed, and being
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by hkuo 16y ago
If you explained this concept to me, I would probably have been "meh". But I atually found it incredibly enjoyable! It's like the new tech version of the old spin the globe and stop it by pressing your finger on it to see where your finger
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by hkuo 16y ago
The redesign is fantastic! And while I miss having that blue character dude always in the upper left, I think it's the right move for then to move away from the character from a branding perspective. That dude gave a bit of a cool undergrou
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by hkuo 16y ago
If I don't have to, why should I choose only one or the other? Ideally, I'd love to have access to both sets of studies for my websites. I would assume that eye tracking is mainly for looking at content and secondly for looking for next act
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by hkuo 16y ago
I think designers will just have to compensate going forward with the understanding that touch controls should have a bigger hit area than pixel-precision mouse controls. We're likely far from figuring how and how long this will play out, b
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by hkuo 16y ago
That is quite scary. And to dig even deeper would be the ability to predict what a user is just thinking in his or her head. Or reacting or showing customized options based on a user's mood, which could be used for both good and bad purpose
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by hkuo 16y ago
As a matter of fact, yes, I would. I do get tired of seeing the same ad over and over again. I don't use ad block, as I do want to give website owners their rightful due, and I would rather see a variety of ads than one single one over and
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by hkuo 16y ago
Thankfully, as touch screen devices such as the iPhone, iPad, and upcoming palm or windows touch devices come out, hover states will be forced to fade away as it becomes cumbersome to design interfaces for both touch and non-touch computers
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by hkuo 16y ago
I'm all down for that though. Targetting me on past actions have been a huge fail for the ad servers so far. One example, my wife was thinking about applying for a job at Tom's shoes. I checked out the site to read about their company. Ever
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by hkuo 16y ago
The value of free users is the potential word-of-mouth that can reach other users who could potentially become paying users. Isn't that the point of offering and supporting a free service?
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by hkuo 16y ago
Not in a drag race where he's driving a Yugo and you're driving a Ford GT. Unless you crash of course.
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by hkuo 16y ago
Keep your eye onthe prize! Corny, I know, but maybe just remind yourself every once in a while whats important. When you let your body and mind fall naturally to what it's attracted to, you can end up on a site like this or reddit or the li
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by hkuo 16y ago
Perhaps not appropriate for your app, but who knows, maybe? But this is my favorite UI that I've seen in a very long time. Just click on any of the content boxes. http://spacecollective.org/projects/The-Total-Library
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by hkuo 16y ago
Your sample of domains actually look like very good and memorable names. But I'm hesitant to sign up for your newsletter because I'm not currently in need of one, but even if I were, it would be for a specific idea I have in mind, and thus,
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by hkuo 16y ago
That is a fantastic signup form! I just signed-up myself, and I don't even know Ruby. But I've been having a huge itch to learn for a long time, and your newsletter may be just the trick to get me into it. Thanks much!
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by hkuo 16y ago
Agreed, and I think that number will eventually rise as businesses learn what works and what doesn't with Groupon.
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by hkuo 16y ago
"It smacks of a desperate attempt to jump on the trend-wagon and less of a well-thought out marketing move and that is the real crux of the problem." I wouldn't be so quick to judge if I were the writer. This will just be one of many discov
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by hkuo 16y ago
I'm curious how you would have gone about it. Would you have tried a more underground path, generating movement slowly with more emotionally invested users? Or withheld the product months or even a year after it was promised to make sure it
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by hkuo 16y ago
I don't think it's so much standing versus sitting so much as how much movement one does throughout the day. A person could be standing in a fixed position which would be far more unhealthy than a fixed sitting position. I remember reading
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by hkuo 16y ago
Even they have to sit down to eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner. And then at home, what are they doing between the hours of 6pm to 10 or 11pm that they're not doing some form of sitting with their family? And even at work, the professions yo
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by hkuo 16y ago
According to the study, there are actually people that sit 3 or less hours in a day? Apologies if I missed a key element in the article, but how is this possible that out of about 16 hours of waking hours that only 3 are sitting? I literall
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by hkuo 16y ago
Was highly anticipating this for many months when it was announced. But it lost me after a few minutes when A) I had to do a lot of thinking and reading for B) a lack of any sense of "fun" in return. It isn't so much a game as a learning si
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by hkuo 16y ago
I kind of prefer their previous design actually, though I'm sure they put plenty of thought and research into the new one. One thing I find awkward are the rollovers of the 4 buttons with the red arrow pointing me up to read the related des

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