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by lovskogen 14y ago
Thought so!
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by lovskogen 14y ago
Street Fighter 2? :)
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by lovskogen 14y ago
Just a minor design mark: do your really have to use the Baskerville ampersand? I clashes with your grotesk typography and makes the site look "designy", atleast in my web designer eyes.
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by lovskogen 14y ago
The Dock. Is it baffling how people can do real work via the Dock? I myself use QuickSilver, but I don't ponder over how people do real work without it.
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by lovskogen 14y ago
I'm not sure if I remember good enough, but I do think the first iPhone didn't have any folders or second screens of apps – just one.
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by lovskogen 14y ago
A good user experience isn't 'making it pretty' or 'beautification' – this is 2012, I thought this was repeated enough.
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by lovskogen 14y ago
There is a huge difference between designing the experience (UX) and the designing the interface (UI). I don't know if you got them mixed up, but I don't think the title suggests doing the interface design first, but the experience. This ca
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by lovskogen 14y ago
I sit down for a weekend, get my computer working exactly the way I want, and I'm set I think the parent poster is arguing not spending a weekend to setup something. It should just work, fast and great.
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by lovskogen 14y ago
Replying and helping people from your couch :)
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by lovskogen 15y ago
I wonder why they don't use "...in YOUR Pocket" for the copy.
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by lovskogen 15y ago
You easily remove that red dot badge, for all the apps you want – in Notification Center.
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by lovskogen 15y ago
95% of your computer typing is far less than 95% of all your time.
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by lovskogen 15y ago
Why don't you just load it after the page has loaded and is displayed to the user. Then they can scan the page and read while you're loading the sortable and other functions.
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by lovskogen 15y ago
He wrote 'type', not 'time'. I think there is a huge difference.
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by lovskogen 15y ago
You don't care if your app / site leaves an impression? It's not just the user flow, it's also emotional - design is holistic.
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by lovskogen 15y ago
"But unoriginal is exactly what most people want with most of their web applications" You're kidding, right? What about emotional design, making something that connects the user to your app?
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by lovskogen 15y ago
Nice work. On my iPhone 4 it doesn't seem to stop loading..
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by lovskogen 15y ago
It's February, 2012 is a leap year ;-) Could you prevent the tap delay with onTouch-events?
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by lovskogen 15y ago
Usability guru Jackob Nielsen disagrees with you and the author: http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20000319.html
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by lovskogen 15y ago
Sounds like he wants a Dell laptop with some stickers on, not something that's lovely to look at.
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by lovskogen 15y ago
Don't let the tech shine through. No regular Joe knows a 'server state' and 'client state'.
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by lovskogen 15y ago
What, no azimuth?!
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by lovskogen 15y ago
How?
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by lovskogen 15y ago
Video shows tab in a browser as innovation from Mozilla. Opera anyone?
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by lovskogen 15y ago
No sprite on the sign-up button :-/
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by lovskogen 15y ago
Is Growl a part of OS X?
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by lovskogen 15y ago
A default list of applications to silence on the first run wouldn't ruin your strapline. Which apps should be silenced on default, that's harder to figure out.
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by lovskogen 15y ago
No, the copy doesn't give that impression, which I though was weird, because I thought that automatisation and 'silence as needed' would be the best design for this kind of application.
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by lovskogen 15y ago
If you have to silence apps manually, how can you know if an app will phone home?
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by lovskogen 15y ago
If you're a team of 4, what's the role of a Chief Design Officer?

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