Posts filed under “UI Design”
Review: Windows Live Writer
As I mentioned in my last post, I’m trying Windows Live Writer as a blogging tool. Despite having a really long name that apparently needs to be prefixed with “Windows Live,” Writer is actually a very convenient tool for blogging. This will be a short review covering the positive and negative aspects of the tool.
The Undeletable E-mail
One of the things that is common to do with clubs/organizations is to distribute e-mail newsletters in this sort of form: —————————— EYE OF SAURON NEWSLETTER 1) Saturday meeting: Trash talking and board elections 2) Sauron-con ’96 is here! 3) Concerns about membership dues 4) Membership rules change —————————— 1) The Saturday meeting Yup, that’s [...]
Not Good Enough (Part II)
If you’re used to a computer, you may find this a bit disconcerting. But you’re dealing with a magical machine, and simply by knowing how to use it, you’re a magician. Take a look at your keyboard for a second.
Design: The Big and the Small
I’m working on a UI design for a web app, so I decided I would brainstorm ideas here. Logout: Top right. Almost always the logout button seems to go there. Seeing as the x to close windows goes there and the opposite corner is generally accepted as the common starting point for Western viewers, having [...]