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- 1 [Sigia-l] Adobe Flex, Fireworks, and Agile (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Listera Date: Mon, 24 May 2010 18:58:40 -0400 What exactly do you want to know? Flex is *by far* the fastest prototyping tool available for *complex* apps. It'd be stupid to prototype *page-based* websites in Flex. Flex 4's state, transition, effects and, most importantly, constraint-based layout capabilities are unrivaled. For an *experienced* programmer + designer combo person without Flex bkg, it'd take at least 3-4 weeks to be productive. Fireworks is the best vector+bitmap combo production tool available, which can now export in FXG format that Flex can use. Catalyst is an intermediary tool on the FXG tool-chain between ...
| Poster's Name: | Listera |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2010-05-24 23:07:13 EDT |
- 2 [Sigia-l] Making assumptions (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Tue Aug 04 2009 - 00:20:54 EDT Jonathan Baker-Bates: > I meant that I could prevent the results from being interpreted by others in > ways I did not want. Yes, this is the key: 90% of the time I'm shown tests/validations/controls/research/etc it is a *combination* of multiple factors whose inter-relationships are often unknown, unknowable or plain contradictory. But because it *may* contain an element of 'truth' the entire result is accepted consciously or subconsciously. That's not how scientific method works. > So am I to understand that with the exception of multivariate tests, you > ...
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2009-08-04 04:33:44 EDT |
- 3 [Sigia-l] Making assumptions (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Tue Aug 04 2009 - 00:03:28 EDT Eric Reiss: > Embracing your personal assumptions is not insane. On the contrary, this > is exactly what separates one designer from another. If this weren't the > case, with equal access to the research, every designer would (in > theory) come up with exactly the same result. Obviously, this isn't the > case. Beautifully said. > Perhaps this is what Steve Jobs means when he says that Apple doesn't do > user research. Rather, they use their impeccable taste and excellent > intuition (and a good understanding ...
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2009-08-04 04:10:22 EDT |
- 4 [Sigia-l] Making assumptions (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Sun Aug 02 2009 - 04:13:33 EDT Jonathan Baker-Bates: > the results can be interpreted in a controlled manner This is the most egregious part of 'design research'. 95% of the time there is no 'control'. Except for an identical A/B test, it's as scientific as a Ouija Board. A lot of charlatans live off the illusion of such numerical 'confirmation.' And when you can do an A/B test of sufficient statistical significance, the result is often a feedback of extremely narrow, tactical detail, as it should be. Design is the correlation *among* such details at ...
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2009-08-02 08:29:42 EDT |
- 5 [Sigia-l] Making assumptions (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Fri Jul 31 2009 - 19:44:22 EDT Jonathan Baker-Bates: > I've been thinking about research and design recently, and have had an > idea I'd like to pursue. But I thought I'd ask for a sanity check on it > here first. It's insane. :) Question yourself. Early and often. You can not and should not design in spite of yourself. If aggregating 'research' results could produce good design, my sig below would be wrong. It isn't. As a designer you are the difference maker. Act like one. :) Don't get distracted by silly stuff like ...
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2009-07-31 23:52:10 EDT |
- 6 [Sigia-l] Anyone using Atlas ti? (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Sun Mar 29 2009 - 16:51:27 EDT Peter Van Dijck: > It's social sciences software What on earth does it do? It's homepage does an abysmal job of explaining just what it is. ---- Ziya Nothing killed a bad product worse than good advertising. ------------ IA Summit 2009: Peabody Hotel in Memphis Pre cons on March 18 and 19 Sessions on March 20, 21, 22 ----- When replying, please *trim your post* as much as possible. *Plain text, please; NO Attachments Searchable Archive at http://www.info-arch.org/lists/sigia-l/
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2009-03-29 20:59:49 EDT |
- 7 [Sigia-l] Graphical IA generation (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Fri Mar 13 2009 - 07:05:10 EDT Chris Masterton: > I could not find any Applescript solutions on the web (as mentioned by > Ziya) but maybe I'm missing something...? I don't know what exactly you're trying to do, but you can do a huge range of stuff with AppleScript in OG. "AppleScript is certainly the best supported interface for creating OmniGraffle documents," as Ken points out here: http://markmail.org/message/pertvbevvuxsy7b5 Also some code/mashup samples: http://forums.omnigroup.com/archive/index.php/t-112.html http://forums.omnigroup.com/showpost.php?p=12059&postcount=10 http://loghound.com/Sitemap/index.php http://homepage.mac.com/simx/technonova/tips/all_roads_lead_to_jack.html http://bit.ly/v3R0u ---- Ziya Dare to do less. ------------ IA Summit 2009: Peabody Hotel in Memphis Pre cons on March ...
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2009-03-13 11:14:22 EDT |
- 8 [Sigia-l] Graphical IA generation (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Tue Mar 10 2009 - 18:34:41 EDT Judith.A.Blankman@wellsfargo.com: > Still it's faster than typing it all out and creating boxes each time. In its infinite wisdom and in collaboration with AT&T, God had earlier created this: http://www.graphviz.org/ And since God is a Mac user, OmniGraffle 5's new layout engine is based entirely on Graphviz: http://www.omnigroup.com/applications/omnigraffle/ Couple that with AppleScript and you have very powerful programmatic control of data-into-graphs. Since God can't be seen without an iPhone either, it's even in the App Store: http://instaviz.com/
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2009-03-10 22:39:09 EDT |
- 9 [Sigia-l] Your Lucky Day!!! (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Sat Feb 21 2009 - 03:38:59 EST Andrew Boyd: > To be perfectly honest - I'd rather be famous for doing good... I don't have > her legs :) In IA, neither sanity nor modesty is legitimate defense, innit? She did deliver her "deliverables" after all.
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2009-02-21 08:40:42 EST |
- 10 [Sigia-l] Your Lucky Day!!! (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Sat Feb 21 2009 - 03:17:21 EST Andrew Boyd: > Palin was purely an item of conversation here in Oz... Exactly, as everywhere. So she could clearly sell a lot of books, papers, seminars and stuff. What IA wouldn't want that?
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2009-02-21 08:28:36 EST |
- 11 [Sigia-l] Your Lucky Day!!! (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Sat Feb 21 2009 - 02:49:04 EST Andrew Boyd: > I think that comment gets you the job :) You say that just because the American electorate seems to be uncomfortable with pretty dresses and shoes? Even MySpace gets a re-design. Aren't you happier with it? ---- Ziya If you can't make it good, at least make it look good. ------------ IA Summit 2009: Peabody Hotel in Memphis Pre cons on March 18 and 19 Sessions on March 20, 21, 22 ----- When replying, please *trim your post* as much as possible. *Plain text, please; NO ...
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2009-02-21 07:50:44 EST |
- 12 [Sigia-l] Your Lucky Day!!! (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Sat Feb 21 2009 - 01:51:21 EST chris chandler: > *No one wants to be the Sarah Palin of IA.* Why not? --- Ziya If you can't make it good, at least make it look good. ------------ IA Summit 2009: Peabody Hotel in Memphis Pre cons on March 18 and 19 Sessions on March 20, 21, 22 ----- When replying, please *trim your post* as much as possible. *Plain text, please; NO Attachments Searchable Archive at http://www.info-arch.org/lists/sigia-l/
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2009-02-21 07:02:05 EST |
- 13 [Sigia-l] Gordom Ramsey consulting? (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Sun Oct 26 2008 - 05:13:01 EDT Alexander Johannesen: > Actually, Darwinian evolution puts not constraint on organisms helping > themselves and learning; it's part of the thing. If they actually helped themselves, yes. But as I said: "In my experience, the corporate counterparts of the fools we see in the Kitchen Nightmares or Tabatha's Salon Takeover (on Bravo) would never voluntarily hire the equivalent of Ramsay to turn around their operations." So in a TV show, artificially coupled with an expert consultant, their likely Darwinian downfall seems to be momentarily halted. Sure, some may learn ...
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2008-10-26 10:02:15 EDT |
- 14 [Sigia-l] Gordom Ramsey consulting? (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Sat Oct 25 2008 - 20:45:01 EDT Hassan Schroeder: > Will the current economic climate change that? I doubt it Damn right. And who can blame Angela Lew? You know, the traveling hair stylist who has been palling around with Sarah Palin at the rate of $10,000/week for what RNC called "Communications Consulting." Angela's good. And, yes, she's actually licensed by the California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology. That's the kind of consulting gig I want to get when I grow up. Now, I don't know if Gordon Ramsay actually gets hired by the restaurateurs. I ...
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2008-10-26 00:57:16 EDT |
- 15 [Sigia-l] Gordom Ramsey consulting? (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Sat Oct 25 2008 - 08:00:08 EDT Peter Van Dijck: > I love Gordon Ramsey's kitchen nightmare shows: he goes to a restaurant > that's loosing money, and tells them to focus on the basics... Ramsey's advice to some of these morons are *already* what happens routinely at 3-5 star restaurants: "fresh, local ingredients, well prepared, in a nice environment..." Yes, 3-5 star restaurants are more expensive but they exist because there are enough people willing to pay their price. You don't reduce price when there's price elasticity, unless you want to reinvent economic fundamentals. You ...
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2008-10-25 12:06:14 EDT |
- 16 [Sigia-l] Fw: General announcement of TWO security-related mailing lists... (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Fri Aug 15 2008 - 14:49:06 EDT Will Evans: > So how does this relate to IA, exactly? "HOMELAND SECURITY" Dead people can't do IA? ---- Ziya "Custom will reconcile people to any atrocity." ------------ IA Summit 2009: Peabody Hotel in Memphis Pre cons on March 18 and 19 Sessions on March 20, 21, 22 ----- When replying, please *trim your post* as much as possible. *Plain text, please; NO Attachments Searchable Archive at http://www.info-arch.org/lists/sigia-l/
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2008-08-15 18:54:57 EDT |
- 17 [Sigia-l] Tag separators in text fields - standardise please (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Wed Jul 30 2008 - 23:02:31 EDT martin.fietkiewicz@gmail.com: > only under the proviso that phrases and hyphenated words don't get the short > end of the stick. That proviso is far too onerous to become a 'standard' as Paula wishes. It's already hard to get 'ordinary' users to tag anyway, further restricting them to single words would be the most cruel and unusual punishment since 1689. What a mess this is: Bush Bush 43 G Bush W Bush W hotels Now, technology and the intertubes could conceivably make some sense of this mess by, for example, ...
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2008-07-31 03:05:11 EDT |
- 18 [Sigia-l] Design of forms on web vs paper (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Sun Jul 27 2008 - 18:17:11 EDT Jessica Enders: > "As a matter of best practice, should forms on the web be designed to > look like their paper equivalents? Why/why not?" Leaving the noxious "As a matter of best practice" aside, this is a matter of apples and oranges. Is it entirely possible to take an apple and resurface/paint it to make it look just like an orange? Absolutely. Does that make the apple an orange? No. While paper and electronic forms can be made to look alike, they are different and often serve different ...
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2008-07-27 22:24:35 EDT |
- 19 [Sigia-l] Software's Dirty Little Secrete (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Sat Jun 21 2008 - 23:52:54 EDT Andrew Boyd: > it is a perennial call - "if everyone did it my way, then nobody would get > hurt". Spot on. As the father of Rational Rose and of the UML persuasion, he'd say that. :-) Both from IBM and later this fall from Microsoft with the Oslo initiative (successor to BizTalk and WF) we'll be hearing a lot about writing applications by "modeling," as opposed to procedural code. Each of the purveyors will have their own take and products to sell. A lot of this will ...
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2008-06-22 03:55:07 EDT |
- 20 [Sigia-l] The Future Comes to Life (Re) -- rank: 1000
- From: Ziya Oz Date: Fri May 16 2008 - 02:10:00 EDT Lee Hsieh: > when an affordable version comes out this thing is going to be Huge I don't doubt it. :-) The guy who introduced this a few days ago also predicted at Comdex 2001 that "within five years, I predict that it will be the most popular form of PC sold in America." http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/Press/2001/Nov01/11-11Comdex2001KeynotePR .mspx He also predicted in 2004 that email spam would be dead in two years' time. And that our PCs at this point would be speech driven. And so on. I missed the huge ...
| Poster's Name: | Ziya Oz |
| Poster's Email: | listera_at_earthlink.net |
| Message Date: | 2008-05-16 06:14:24 EDT |
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