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Photoshop Custom Comping Elements (2)
on Konigi - (35) permalinkBad Assembly provides a layered Photoshop file with common user interface elements for design comping. It's like the PSD analog to a wireframing UI stencil.Shared by Brent the Closet Geek (210) kevan (48)Contribute comment
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Video preview of the new Calendar system (2)
on WOW Insider (399) permalinkFiled under: Wrath of the Lich King Originally set to go live with Wrath of the Lich King, the calendar system is one of the biggest UI changes coming, and we now know that it's going to happen in the big pre-LK content patch (which will probably be numbered 3.0 or so). This nice video will take you on a tour through the interface. So what features will we be getting in this long-awaited calendar? ...Shared by James (24) RJO (114)
- RJO said: yay more WoW feature theft...
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Tip: stop the Tools menu from hiding in 1.20 (1)
on Tentacolor (4) permalinkWonder where the “Tools” menu went in Second Life viewer 1.20? Linden Lab decided, in the interest of reducing the number of menus presented to the user, to make it only visible when the “Build” window is open (Ctrl-3). This change was rather unpopular, and Linden Lab has, thankfully, decided to revert it in a future version. But in the meantime, we’re stuck with it — or we would be, except there’s a quick and ...Shared by kidmarmite (117)Contribute comment
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How you look at data: Graphics vs. text (4)
on Teaching Online Journalism (115) permalinkI came across a graphic showing hospital death rates in the United States (from USA Today), and I’d like to ask you to open it up and — as online folks like to say — play with it for a little while. Below are two screen captures (detail) to pique your interest, and below them, some discussion. Above: Detail of the comparison of Florida hospitals, centered on Shands at the University of Florida. Above: Detail ...Contribute comment
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Mac OS X für den Kühlschrank (1)
on Engadget Deutschland (28) permalinkFiled under: Haushaltstechnik Auf Kühlschränken per Magnetstickern zu dichten war in den 90ern der WG-Schrei. Jetzt kann man User Interfaces auf Kühlschränken planen, dem Einkaufszettel eine Browserleiste geben oder Websites gestalten. Man muss nicht immer Worte nutzen, um zu kommunizieren, geht auch mit dem GUI-Magneten, kostet dafür aber 20 Euro.[Via Geek Alerts]Read | Permalink | Email this | CommentsShared by liwak72 (27)Contribute comment
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Portfolyo: Zoom Player Grafik Arayüzü (1)
on MMistanbul (109) permalinkPhotoshop'ta yaptığım Zoom Player'ın Arayüzü ... Kategori: Arayüz Tasarımı Etiketler: Photoshop CS3 arabirim interface arayuz User Interface UI zoom playerShared by metoikos (113)Contribute comment
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Low-Cost Multi-point Interactive Whiteboards Using the Wiimote (3)
on Konigi - (35) permalinkYou might remember the incredible Wiimote hacks by by Johnny Chung Lee, who gave us head tracking demo for desktop VR displays. Lee, a PhD student in the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University is back with some more useful Wiimote hacks, this time to turn any surface into an interactive whiteboard. He shows how to turn a wall into a whiteboard with a DIY LED pen interface, and also how to create a ...Contribute comment
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10 Futuristic User Interfaces (261)
on Smashing Magazine (5365) permalinkGood user interfaces are crucial for good user experience. It doesn’t matter how good a technology is — if we, designers, don’t manage to make user interface as intuitive and attractive as possible, the technology will hardly reach a breakthrough. To gain the interest in a new product or technology, users need to understand its advantages or find themselves impressed or involved. And here is where creative ideas and unusual interface approaches become important. Innovative ...Shared by _original (255) !&# (223) /dev/ubernul (38) 100rabh™ (99) Aaron (122) abdullah (32) Adam (105) Aidan Walsh (17) AJ (981) Akhmad Fathonih (54) Alan (81) Alan Dean (873) Alan Houser (25) Alex Ryan (128) Alexander Kluge (3) Alexander Oelling (26) Alisher (40) Andrew (16) Andrew (43) Anthony (111) Anthony Bowyer-Lowe (24) Arley McBlain (34) Asfaq (35) Ashwin (24) Avinash (512) Azeem (108) Babychen Mathew (1099) Badidas (29) benhamin (32) Benjamin (2050) Benjamin R (34) blakeneven (54) Bob Walsh (10) Bramha (94) Brandon Ball (61) Brent the Closet Geek (210) Brett L. (49) Brian (93) Bruce (72) Bruno Campagnolo de Paula (241) bussiere (216) cainanunes (50) Camille Roux (34) Ced (43) Cem Gencer (18) Chandoo (211) chezsmithy (35) ChristianAnderson (24) Christopher Martin (58) Consiliera (44) Constantine Nicolaou (12) Coop (86) crgt (21) d2s (125) Dan Markham (32) dani (48) Daniel Bachhuber (55) Daniel Feygin (12) Darius (37) Darren (68) Datch (69) David (76) davidorban (30) Dean (31) dep (76) Dibau Naum h (46) DiMar (70) djspark (358) dobata (968) Dominic Hopton (101) e r a (38) Eddypedro (84) Eduardo (34) Edwin Khodabakchian (45) Eli (48) Emon (97) Erez (88) Eric (47) Eunice (32) fesja (18) Fiorano (63) Franz (41) Fred Oliveira (9) Freek (12) fseixas (58) funky_leo (27) G.Dewald (41) GaB (18) gcn (37) Gerard (24) Gino (209) Glen Young (104) grow (65) halans (55) happy_harry (23) Harish (34) hauy 周昱 (25) heather (6) HejGustav (243) hronix (50) hunikal (51) Hyunhak (25) Ian Benedict (62) Icefreez (53) imma (35) Incubus (45) Jack (25) JackpotCity (28) Jacob Share (61) Jacopo (23) Janne Toivoniemi (12) Javache (29) Javed (557) Jay Claringbold (7) jayce (89) JC (75) Jesper (29) Jill (162) Joel (11) Jonas Alves (4) JulioHM (295) Justin (32) Kahong (18) Karan (87) Karl-Anders (18) Katie Fellows (161) keiji yonesho (65) Keshav (163) kevan (48) Kevin (3) kiirpi (27) Kirill Bolgarov (7) Kristian (178) Lahiru Priyadarshana (18) lance (24) Lance Wicks (22) Larsen (41) Latruffe (55) Laughing Squid (161) Laura Dantonio (41) Lee Maicon (3) Leech (48) Leia (21) LouCypher (213) Ludwig (13) maccman (87) macgeekpro (126) Marcel (91) marchbox (43) Mark Lancaster (34) Martijn (55) Martin Angulo (32) MASTERMIND (189) mersenne_twister (48) Michael (274) Michael Fidler (82) Michael Greene (23) Michael Jones (39) Michel Vuijlsteke (34) Mikael Johansson (41) Mike F (2112) Mike McCarron (54) Mike Sansone (38) Milos M. (3) Mitchell Tsai (277) mnial (57) MrQwest (154) muchio (7) Muthu Online (45) MV (74) myth (45) Nahnu Bey (46) Neil B (10) Nice Fish Films (249) Nick Nogueira (99) nicole califano (28) Nir Ben Yona (49) norcalbarney (41) onlythoughtworks (23) ordizia (171) Pablo (13) Page (40) Patty (54) Paul D. (68) Paul Spoerry (86) paulo (150) pete (57) Pete Barry (21) pF (44) philayres (37) Philippe (25) Pico Seno (7) Pierce Hickey (23) Polle de Maagt (40) primedynasty (50) ps1160 (99) R Daneel Olivaw (118) Raanan Avidor (60) Ralf (59) Ralph Poole (53) Ram (515) Randy (75) rasml (43) reechard (112) reisfeldt (40) Remarkablogger (41) Revar (45) Ricardo Giesta (48) Ricardo M. (106) rick (43) River Song (128) Rob (46) Rob (51) Robert Reed (70) Robert Scoble (292) Rodrigues (34) Roger Kondrat (75) RomanT (68) Sam (93) Sam Garcia (11) satoshi (31) Satya (69) Sergio (41) Sham (1003) Shane Keener (32) Sharon (52) Shaun (54) Shawna Bergen (25) Sohail Mamdani (47) soody (22) sorrycc (35) sottovoce (13) Stefan (52) Stephan Sigloch (4) Steve de Brun (9) Steven Correy (117) Stoneford (39) susanna (177) Sylvain (45) Syng Shin (310) Sysop (10) Tad Chef (683) Tanguy De Kelver (12) Ted (46) teradome (28) Thiago (31) tim (163) times (10) Torben Kristensen (247) Tzury (31) Vegard (78) Vincent van Wylick (77) Vodex (45) William Cui (30) Wojciech Beling (42) Yamil Gonzales (54) youdots (56) zsafwan (242) 九翼青鸟 (23) 小雨 (63) 東方雄起℡ (88)Explore read seven notes
- Asfaq said: The future is here! Thanks for the share, Sukhdeep.
- Alisher said: Интерфейсы будущего. Больше всего понравился интерфейс проецирующийся на асфальт. Вообще все эти штуки будущего хорошо продувают мозг.
- Icefreez said: This looks pretty sweet!
- imma said: some of these seemed nice - the ones with simple, clear UI ;-)
- Dean said: Wow, some are impressive... cool.
- Raanan Avidor said: A must read/watch.
- Brett L. said: Wow, there's some good stuff in here. Glad I got around to viewing these videos. I'd really love to see the Eyeliner 3D stuff in-person.
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Το Del.icio.us γίνεται Delicious και φρεσκάρεται! (1)
on Webz - News & Reviews (23) permalinkTo Delicious έκανε αλλαγές στη σελίδα του. Άλλαξε domain name, κάποια τεχνικά θέματα και την εμφάνιση του (User Interface). Για όσους δεν γνωρίζουν το Delicious είναι μια σελίδα όπου ο κάθε χρήστης μπορεί να κάνει Bookmark σελίδες του διαδικτύου, να τις χαρακτηρίσει μέσω των Tags και να τις μοιραστεί με πολλούς τρόπους και σε διάφορα επίπεδα με τους άλλους χρήστες. Χωρίς το add-on για τον Firefox θα ήταν αρκετά δύσχρηστο, όμως με αυτό είναι πάρα ...Shared by Konstantinos (45)Contribute comment
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http://www.askvg.com/redesign-gmail-and-gcal-interface-using-google-redesigned-extension-for-mozilla-firefox/ (2)
on Tweaking with Vishal (9) permalinkGoogle Redesigned is a Mozilla Firefox extension designed by Globex Designs that aims to fully redesign the look and feel of popular Google services. This is achieved with Cascading StyleSheet (CSS)... You can read the full article at AskVG.comShared by Alan (144) Sean (19)Contribute comment
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10 Principles Of Effective Web Design | How-To | Smashing Magazine (8)
on Smashing Magazine (5366) permalinkUsability and the utility, not the visual design, determine the success or failure of a web-site. Since the visitor of the page is the only person who clicks the mouse and therefore decides everything, user-centric design has become a standard approach for successful and profit-oriented web design. After all, if users can’t use a feature, it might as well not exist. We aren’t going to discuss the implementation details (e.g. where the search box should ...Shared by Dave (44) David Ciccarelli (28) Markus (44) MASTERMIND (189) Mohammad Reza Boozary (58) osman faruk (18) seko (57) yD (52)Contribute comment
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Floor dropdown on the beta map interface hints at instance maps (1)
on WOW Insider (399) permalinkFiled under: Analysis / Opinion, Odds and ends, AddOns, Expansions The latest beta build has brought a new twist to the good old map interface. As MMO Champion reports, there is now a dropdown box on the map screen, letting you choose from a few different "floors." What this means exactly, we aren't sure -- the obvious conclusion is that you'll now be able to look at different sections of the world map (for example, ...Shared by charris1980 (139)Contribute comment
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Ten ways OS X rocks (23)
on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) (6126) permalinkFiled under: Analysis / Opinion, OS, Software, Cool toolsSmashing Magazine does a good old-fashioned "why OS X is so much better" piece -- ok, well they're not that blatant (it's actually focused on the "top ten usability highs"), but with all of the iPhone/App Store news going around, it's kind of refreshing to see some nice, traditional Mac praise.So why is OS X better than other (*cough*Windows*cough) operating systems? Metaphors play a huge part -- ...Shared by Ben S (54) Charles (20) Chris Clark (35) Dan McCall (76) danb420 (40) Earl E Morningwood (152) Evelien (39) Kevin Etter (61) Kiwi Nerd (44) Matthew Bischoff (64) mattnz (112) mediter (198) nparker13 (605) Oudi Antebi (105) Roy (30) Rutger Blom (107) ryan.capote (80) tatopuig (22) Tony Roca (5) Vidar Larsen (17) Vincenzo (183) Vinny (41) Zach (105)Contribute comment
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Usb 3.0: Intel Stumps Up With USB 3.0 Specs, Makes Them Royalty-Free (8)
on Gizmodo (17319) permalinkAs we reported they would last year, Intel has published a draft specification for the next-gen connection system, USB 3.0. The v0.9 eXtensible Host Controller Interface specs are designed to allow hardware developers to steal a march on developing next-gen interfacing gizmos ahead of the final certification of the standard by the USB Promoters Group. The v0.9 specs are also royalty free, since Intel hopes this will speed-up uptake of the new system. Looks like ...Shared by Gabriel (47) Jeff (127) Mark Torromeo (34) MetatronsCube (55) Pete (17) R. Francis (96) Shelton (44) Thomas Amberg (96)Contribute comment
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Burning in the Siftables (4)
on Hack a Day (1270) permalinkFiled under: peripherals hacks, news[Curiouslee] put up some pictures of his Siftables burn in. He got them in the mail with all their accessories and decided to make a special box to carry it all. He started with an ArtBin parts box and cut out dividers where necessary to make everything fit nice and tidy.The Siftables are quite interesting. They are an information interface that is supposed to be more physical and natural. The analogy ...Contribute comment
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Year's 10 Best Application UIs (1)
on Konigi - (35) permalinkJakob Nielsen reveals the winners of a competition to identify the 10 best-designed application user interfaces for 2008. Campaign Monitor by Eyeblaster (Israel): Integrated management of multiple advertising campaigns for media buyers. CMSBox by CMSBox (Switzerland): Content management system FotoFlexer by Arbor Labs (USA): Photo editor PRISMAprepare by Océ (The Netherlands): Print shop software. Seating Management by Magellan Network and DesignBox (USA): Hostess-stand reservation book for restaurants. SQL diagnostic manager by Idera (USA): Database performance ...Shared by Brent the Closet Geek (210)Contribute comment
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Top 10 Usability Highs Of The Mac OS (75)
on Smashing Magazine (5366) permalinkBy Juul Coolen Although I’ve been a Windows power user for years, the transition to Mac couldn’t have been easier and more pleasant. I don’t want to turn this article into some endless rambling about how great Mac is, but as the user of both systems I can speak from my own experience quite objectively. Let’s take a look at some of the spots where Apple really has done it better in terms of user ...Shared by Adalberto (51) AJ (981) Alex (15) Alisher (40) Alvaro Farfan (11) Amu (27) André Elias (218) Andrew Randazzo (20) Angela (43) Animeeyez (11) antonio vergara (68) aNTwNHs (145) ario (64) Art (273) assbach (121) Bobby (46) bodzasfanta (183) Camille Roux (34) Carl (33) Ced (43) Chris Gilmore (44) chriscoyier (144) chrisfreitag (27) chrissr (22) Danny Korpan (35) Dee Dee Warren (64) elsterama (249) Evan Sims (121) fei (54) Fletcher (61) Gary (28) GreenAcid (23) Haripako (50) hronix (50) Htoo Tay Zar (22) IBCmass (720) Ivan (30) james young (35) jameswfrost (22) Jennifer Lance (340) John (25) John F. Schneider (127) jramos (17) Junwei (14) Kahong (18) Karin (25) Karol F (72) Kyle (44) Lu Tao (55) Manish Jethani (18) maty (28) mediter (198) Miguel Guinalíu (48) mnial (57) MrQwest (154) Neo Lee (22) Nice Fish Films (249) Nuno (44) Ole Begemann (47) paulo (150) Peter N (33) pneal (56) Premier449 (24) Robert Birming (860) Sam (97) Scott (26) Shankar Ganesh (334) TheQ! (16) Unknown Man (61) vjack (85) Vulpes (47) Whiz (133) Wind (22) X-Phuture (25) 张海 (42)Explore read five notes
- Andrew Randazzo said: For those who still have a PC.
- Alisher said: Полезная статья
- Bobby said: I like my Mac a lot, but I think that this article is complete BS
- Karin said: just to rub it in....
- jramos said: Even kernel panic looks nice!
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Live Search inova para cativar o viciado no Google (1)
on futuro.vc (69) permalinkA Microsoft tem uma tarefa gigante para convencer o internauta a trocar o Google por seu Live Search, mas é essencial afirmar que a criatividade é seu ponto alto. A empresa de Redmond apresentou hoje na página inicial do buscador uma imagem com destaques que levam a páginas de resposta. Experimente. Entre no site, na versão norte-americana, e percorra com o mouse a imagem em busca dos pontos de interação. Eles o levarão às respostas ...Shared by Murilo (29)Contribute comment
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Bill Buxton Lecture on Sketching and Experience Design at Stanford (1)
