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here’s a great execution of a reasonably novel user experience. Sure, they do have to provide navigation tips in the header, but you can’t deny that it’s enjoyable, learnable and actually beautifully simple. Nice work XRS :)
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this is BEYOND funny… if you have a sense of humour anything like mine.
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Jeff Veen’s take on the content inventory, including how-to and a template
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more complex than the average bear, but worth a look.
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definition and discussion
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A very practical and quite ergonomic guide to taking a content inventory
Month: April 2006
links for 27 April 2006
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via the Ajaxian, this is gorgeous. Lots of tiles on a page, and as people around the world move a tile, you can see it in real time (much better than it sounds). Even more amazing, see how quickly people engage in ‘play’ – (who stole my tiles! I was just
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Exploring the nature of ethnographic inquiry, this paper suggests that “implications for design†may not be the best metric for evaluation and may, indeed, fail to capture the value of ethnographic investigations.
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interesting looking agency who do UI ‘innovation’ and mkting. If I was moving to SF I reckon I’d be looking them up :)
Finally! Creating a Table of Contents in Visio (how did I not find this until now?!)
Call me crazy, but I feel as though I’ve just uncovered the holy grail of Visio.
I don’t know how many people I’ve asked about ways that you can create a Table of Contents in Visio. It seems like it should be sooooo easy, but no one has ever been able to help me out.
So I had a bit of ‘R&D time’ this afternoon and was playing with the Annotation Hiding Macro that Donna posted yesterday, then poked around a few of her other Visio pages, and there, in amongst some comments, I found it! A Macro that creates a Table of Contents in Visio for you.
Hoorah! Celebrations all round!
(Or did you all already know how to do this and I’ve been living under a Visio rock?!)
Now… it’s not all that pretty. But, for now, it does the trick.
Without any further ado, here it is (with many thanks to Bram!):
links for 26 April 2006
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includes formula, for those mathematically or quantitatively inclined
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in which Dave Winer describes himself as an ‘early blogger’. Is that as in ‘early man’? ;)