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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Object-oriented design principles
I’m exploring how to present object-oriented principles to non-programmers. An overview of some of the basic OOP principles from Robert Lewallen was an inspiration for the following brief descriptions. A parallel illustration below expands on a metaphor from Modelling the … Continue reading
Posted in interaction, interaction_design
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light software
I’ve been using open office for a few months, and it has just occurred to me that I like using google docs better: – it loads faster – the interface is not as cluttered – it doesn’t have those annoying … Continue reading
Adobe Hotkeys
In the past few months I’ve finally solved a few longstanding recurrent malfunctions with my creative suite software, and the fact that I’ve now experienced at least 3 of these tells me that it’s something software designers should consider. – … Continue reading
Social phenomena
the implication is that people treat their blogs, their profiles, and especially their pseudonymous blogs and profiles as their confidants and confessors. Continue reading
Posted in communication, cultural evolution
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I do and I understand
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/11/13/weekinreview/deficits-graphic.html?src=me&ref=homepage This may be the first interactive feature I’ve ever seen in the new york times that uses the medium to its full extent.
Posted in government, interaction, interaction_design, news
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