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How I jump to my conclusions
September 2005 - Posts
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Julie Larson-Green , Office User Experience Program Manager wrote: "The new UI – the most dramatic change to the way Office applications work since introduction of the toolbar in 1997 – will help users become more proficient with Office and produce better-looking Read More...
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A discussion on the value of breadcrumbs . Actually, as Keith Instone suggests, there are several types of breadcrumbs . Read More...
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JBoss, Microsoft Team on Interoperability Microsoft and JBoss are seeking synergies in four areas: Active Directory interoperability; Web services; systems management and database interoperability. Read More...
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Bruno Bozetto presents a dyseducational roadmovie and gives fine examples on how to behave in traffic. Great fun! Read More...
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Jeremy D. Miller writes from his own experience on a Classic Technical Lead Blunder . He also provides some loosing strategies and winning strategies for technical leads. Jeremy wrote before on his pair programming experiences . Read More...
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JOT: Journal of Object Technology - Traceability Management through Use Cases, N. Benocomo and A. Matteo This paper proposes and illustrates how to specify a clear traceability from the Use Case model through Analysis, Design, Deployment and Implementation Read More...
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JOT: Journal of Object Technology - Formalism, technique and rigour in Use Case, Bruce Anderson Despite the ubiquity of use case modelling as a concept, there are very many ways to approach it as a practical activity. One key to success on a project is Read More...
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Use Cases have achieved wide use as a specification tool for observable behavior of systems. However, there is still much controversy, inconsistent use, and free-flowing interpretations of use case models, in fact, not even experts widely recognized in Read More...
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At Dilbert's company, using personas enabled the company to narrow down their target market …. Dilbert Comic Strip Archive - Dilbert.com! Read More...
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After 11 Clients You Need To Fire Right Now and how to assess an engineer I found that Ken Norton's blog on "How to hire a product manager " is worth reading too. Ken also points out some issues on shipping your product. Read More...
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Ken Norton collected some articles about listening to - and ignoring - users in the product development process. Interesting for anyone interested in Requirements Management. Ken found it helpful to talk to different kind of users: users who represent Read More...
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Heard a lot about LINQ and interested in an impressive introduction? Watch the 25 minute video of Anders Hejlsberg on LINQ . John Udell transcribed some of Anders Hejlsberg's most useful comments about the larger goals of the LINQ project on his weblog: Read More...
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Since you probably follow the posts of my blogging colleagues ( Erno , Raimond and Marcel ) who attend the PDC right now, you probably like to know that you can download session content posted here . Check daily - they post new stuff as it is delivered Read More...
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It is possible to take advantage of the idiosyncrasies of the "average user" in the design and planning of your web site. Doing so not only produces a user friendly site, but also helps you accomplish the goals for your site. A survey of the things you Read More...
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It's a good idea to test your site with multiple versions of multiple browsers, particularly if you plan to do anything fancy with style sheets on your site. This doesn't mean that you have to support all browsers - for example, the pages on thesitewizard.com Read More...
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Use the best practices as specified by those who have traveled the path to successful test automation implementation, and adapt these practices to fit your organization's individual needs by learning from your test automation implementation. Saud Aziz_: Read More...
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Eric S. Raymond discusses two fundamentally different development styles, the ``cathedral'' model of FSF and its imitators versus the ``bazaar'' model of the Linux world in The Cathedral and the Bazaar . It is an older but apparently famous document, Read More...
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There always has been a lot of discussion respect to the presence or absence of arrowheads on communication-association relationships between actors and use cases in use-case diagrams. In my requirements management course, I always give the advice Dr. Read More...
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PDF files on the web are used more and more, but sometimes they are annoying and very often unnecessary. Joe Clark gives us some Facts and Opinions About PDF Accessibility . ( A List apart hosts more interesting articles on for people who make websites!) Read More...
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Usernomics offers “ Usability In The News ”, listing news and articles on User Interface Design and Human-Computer Interaction. Includes an RSS feed. Read More...
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Jason Hobbs introduces you into the potential of user journeys . "Designing a website’s structure around customer needs creates trust—trust in the web as a valuable space to interact with a brand, product, or service. Such a website provides your customers Read More...
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Jenifer Tidwell collected lots of patterns and techniques that are useful in User Interface Design. Each of these patterns (which are more general) and techniques (more specific) are intended to help you solve design problems. They're common problems, Read More...
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Since my last post was on good designs, I thought it might be interesting to see some bad designs also. http://homepage.mac.com/bradster/iarchitect/shame.htm (my favourite) http://www.webpagesthatsuck.com/ http://www.pixelcentric.net/x-shame/ http://www.baddesigns.com/ Read More...
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How many list members does it takes to change a light bulb? Read More...
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The Code Project is a place for C++, C# and .NET articles, code snippets, discussions, news and (as they say it their selves) the best bunch of developers on the net. One of the articles posted there is Time Management Tips for Developers . And as I found Read More...
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