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rrrx3
11y ago
Great article, thanks for sharing.
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11y ago
Not a snowball's chance in hell.
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11y ago
Should have been, yes. Actually knowledgable - not in a million years. Those who sit on the Group Executive Committee are extremely far removed from the day to day goings on. Running a 100k+ person bank with 4 completely different divisions
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12y ago
I love that you weren't brave enough to make this comment on a legit account and take the downvotes there. Bravo (brava?) to you. I agree that there are teams that struggle with Agile/scrum, but those struggles and failures genera
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12y ago
Been let go on a Friday, and it is seriously one of the shittiest things you can do to a person. Here's to hoping those folks who aren't joining FB land on their feet. I'm sure they will.
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12y ago
Sorry, can't and won't get onboard with this. It's not 1995 anymore. Join the rest of us in the 21st century with pages that are functional and attractive.
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12y ago
Fantastic. I've used BLOKK in wireframes and run into the same issues that the creator of Redacted did - the text doesn't have a predictable width. It can be a pain in the ass to use because of this. Glad you posted this, I'l
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12y ago
Solid link. Thanks. Bookmarked.
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12y ago
...did you happen to go to NC State? Just wondering if you took the same class I was supposed to take (placed out after a night of cramming on excel, having never used it before)
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12y ago
Interesting to me that no one has responded. My personal experience - the acoustics of open offices are generally awful. The past two days in a row, for example, have started with me actually saying out loud "what the hell is that soun
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12y ago
is this the sexy re-brand that Machine Learning has been waiting for? (honest question.. are they the same thing?)
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12y ago
Honestly, Google Docs is a prime example of how to accurately build a cross-functional Business vs Personal needs application.
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12y ago
"Compelling" refers to aesthetics and feeling of reward when using the application - "This is an attractive application that makes me feel good when i use it", while "at home & comfortable" means supporting
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12y ago
personal opinion - extjs is non-performant trash.
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12y ago
as much as i'd like to say the opposite, it's not nearly as progressive as it should be. There are tons and tons of places who are actively regressing.
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12y ago
I think you misunderstood my post. Everything I've seen does push for simplicity. But simplicity doesn't manifest itself here... datagrids are not simple, no matter how clean the lines are. Nor are forms without inherent rules abo
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12y ago
The research shows that there should be a greater convergence because of the cognitive dissonance that occurs otherwise. It is an inarguable fact that people are using software in all aspects of their lives - to have a simplified, straightf
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12y ago
I'd like to understand more about the rationale that led you down the path of creating this. In my years in enterprise, user and market research has driven the push to create UIs that are more compelling, that make users feel more at h
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12y ago
That statement doesn't help the user fix a problem. Either you tell the user that one of the items is incorrect - "This password does not match our records" or "This user name does not match our records". Simply sta
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12y ago
One could also make the argument that industry does the same thing with your average college student - offloading education and training cost onto the taxpayers and students and then reaping the benefits. Doesn't make it right, I;m jus
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12y ago
I understand your objections in the first part of your reply, but let me clarify - when I speak about this, I'm talking strictly about revenue sports. The other athletes in non-revenue sports who are lucky enough to get scholarships ar
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12y ago
This is the type of subjective stuff that happens to create an urban legend about "athletes getting an easy ride," though. You don't really know what happened, but the eventual conclusion that most would take is: 1. he got a
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12y ago
I also went to NC State, and I'm pretty sure that there's no department dedicated to this type of institutional corruption.
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12y ago
The problem is that they're being exploited. Choose to go to class or not, they are not being paid anything remotely close to the value that these schools get from them in terms of team gear sales, ad revenue, tv time, increased enroll
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12y ago
Get a fucking subpoena you asshole motherfuckers.
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12y ago
meaning "fever" - generally cured by more cowbell, but in this case only "curable" by more A/B testing
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12y ago
Extremely good call.
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12y ago
Exactly. So many go along to get along types that progress will never be made.
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12y ago
Fitt's law, Hicks' law. Accessibility for sure. Light Ergonomics, relating to the mediums (mobile and desktop, probably)
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12y ago
I agree somewhat, however I wouldn't place a large emphasis on it at the first section... maybe section 2 or 3. There are some parts that are valuable to keep in mind all the time from HCI, but I don't think the hard numerical sci
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