Software Engineer - User Interface, Enterprise Services Team
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Zetta Systems Launches Powerful User
Interface for Enterprise SAN+NAS Data
Protection
Zetta Systems Launches Powerful User
Interface for Enterprise SAN+NAS Data
Protection
09/22/2004 02:14 AMFeaturing Powerful, Integrated SAN+NAS User Interface [PRWEB Sep 22,
2004]
Software engineer for financial services
Software engineer for financial services
03/17/2005 04:20 AMCibernet - United States, NJ, Scotch Plains (2005-03-16)
Snr Perl Software Engineer for Portal
development team within leading Internet
Brand
Snr Perl Software Engineer for Portal
development team within leading Internet
Brand
04/05/2005 02:55 PM - United Kingdom, London (2005-04-05)
Senior Software Engineer & Consumer
Services Lead
Senior Software Engineer & Consumer
Services Lead
04/15/2005 06:34 PMWhitePages.com, Inc. - United States, WA, Seattle (2005-04-15)
New Advanced User Interface Design and
Usability Seminars Help Teams Deliver
Usable Software
New Advanced User Interface Design and
Usability Seminars Help Teams Deliver
Usable Software
03/14/2005 05:57 PMNew Cutting Edge Seminar Empowers Design Teams to Deliver Highly
Usable Software [PRWEB Mar 11, 2005]
Software Engineer - Open Source
Technologies (Perl/MySQL/Linux/XML/Web
Services)
Software Engineer - Open Source
Technologies (Perl/MySQL/Linux/XML/Web
Services)
03/06/2004 01:57 AMO'Reilly & Associates - United States, CA, Sebastopol (2004-03-05)
Voxeo and Voice Architects Announce
Voice User Interface Design, Analysis
and Tuning Services
Voxeo and Voice Architects Announce
Voice User Interface Design, Analysis
and Tuning Services
09/16/2004 03:12 AMVoxeo Corporation, the leading standards-based VoiceXML and CCXML IVR
platform provider, and Voice Architects, the leading provider of
speech interface design, development, and optimization services,
announced at the SpeechTEK 2004 conference today a partnership to
deliver a suite of valuable Voice User Interface (VUI) services to
Voxeo's enterprise IVR customers and Evolution IVR developers. [PRWEB
Sep 16, 2004]
Dell, SAP team on business software,
services
Dell, SAP team on business software,
services
04/28/2004 02:33 PMNEW YORK - Dell will expand its services portfolio to include support
for customers running applications and databases from SAP, as part of
a pledge for closer interaction between the two companies, Dell
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Michael Dell announced Wednesday
at a press conference here.
Pooch Adds New Brains and Beauty - Plug
and Play Cluster Software Adds Queuing,
Scheduling, and Sports Updated Graphical
User Interface
Pooch Adds New Brains and Beauty - Plug
and Play Cluster Software Adds Queuing,
Scheduling, and Sports Updated Graphical
User Interface
01/22/2004 03:26 AMVersion 1.4 is the latest in a series of updates that utilize the
latest technology. Pooch was the first to use Rendezvous to discover
nodes for computation. Pooch takes advantage of AppleScript and
multiprocessing in Mac OS X, utilizes logged out Mac OS X machines for
parallel computing, and supports automated grid behavior and cluster
access for other desktop applications. Pooch is the easiest way to
build and use a parallel computer.
On Beyond Help: User Assistance and the
User Interface
On Beyond Help: User Assistance and the
User Interface
09/09/2002 06:29 AMWeb Development Engineer, Automated
Advertising Team
Web Development Engineer, Automated
Advertising Team
12/02/2003 01:58 AMHiller Professional & Technical Search - United States,
Washington, Seattle (2003-11-25)
Web Development Engineer, Search &
Navigation Optimization Team
Web Development Engineer, Search &
Navigation Optimization Team
12/02/2003 01:58 AMHiller Professional & Technical Search - United States,
WAshington, Seattle (2003-11-25)
Other pages on OS X user interface
Other pages on OS X user interface
06/05/2005 11:39 PMOther developers write about walking the user interface
line—trying to be consistent but also having to create custom
widgets to stay modern.
Michael Dupuis: “Sure there are
‘lesser’ elements available to us as developers, but they
often don’t have the ‘bling’ that users come to
expect.”
Dan
Wood: “We have to walk the line in our user interface
decisions all the time, trying to make an application look consistent
with the Mac interface, and also ‘modern.’”
Zooming User Interface (ZUI)
Zooming User Interface (ZUI)
08/17/2004 04:46 PMHere's a
fascinating rap on a new way to do UI's.
It's called ZUI.
Always interesting in that.....
Found via
Advogato
The Zooming User Interface
The Zooming User Interface
08/15/2004 08:45 PMEven in the present day, the desktop metaphor still pervades, but
with increases in the amount of information available to any one
person, this metaphor is felt to be in need of a reworking. The
zooming user interface (ZUI) is an idea first discussed by Bederson
(1993) as a radical change to the way in which a person interacts with
a computer. This paper will initially discuss how a ZUI works,
followed by a review of the empirical literature available.
User Interface Design
User Interface Design
06/14/2002 12:15 PM"(...) good design always involves a process of compromise."
Location X gets tweaked user interface,
more
Location X gets tweaked user interface,
more
10/30/2003 01:40 PMShareware authors Alex Keresztes and Greg Novick have updated
Location X, the
US$20 location manager for Mac OS X, to version 2.0, which offers a
new user interface, new customization options and more.
Report: User Interface Issues
Report: User Interface Issues
03/14/2005 05:07 PMinconsistencies in Apple software, various design issues
Resolver User Layer Interface 0.25
Resolver User Layer Interface 0.25
06/09/2004 05:18 PMRULI implements a library aimed at querying DNS SRV resource records.
XUL Defines New User Interface Options
XUL Defines New User Interface Options
10/28/2002 11:23 AMUser Interface Design for Programmers
User Interface Design for Programmers
05/31/2004 11:33 PM
I read Joel
Spolsky's book over the weekend: "User Interface Design for Programmers." This is an
excellent guide to usability — for client apps and for Web
development.
The strength of the book is that it doesn't start by presenting
many hard-and-fast rules, but instead concetrates on general concepts
that you really need to understand to develop an effective user
interface. People Can't Read. People Can't Remember. People Can't
Control the Mouse. Design for Extremes. These principles then
naturally lead to more specific guidelines.
For example: you know how when you first learn CSS, you put a
textarea rule in your sheet to change the font in text boxes from that
ugly monospaced, Courier font to some slick variably-spaced font?
Looks nice, sure, but Joel demonstrates how hard it can be to edit for
some people. Sure, it's fine for you, but you're young and you have
an optical, USB mouse, and you've been using computers since you got
out of diapers.
Sadly, however, everyone isn't you. Some users don't have your
eyesight, motor skills, or experience, and your tiny little
variably-spaced font is now a problem for them. Lower-case L's, for
instance, are now just one pixel wide. A lower-case I differs from a
lower-case L by only a single pixel. If two lower-cased L's are next
to each other ("allegory"), there's only one pixel of "gutter" space
between them — ever tried getting the text insert cursor to land
exactly between them? You're literally trying to hit a 1-pixel wide
target.
Upon reading this, I went back to an app I was writing and changed
all text inputs and text areas to Courier New, 12px. It doesn't look
as nice, but I'll concede that it's easier and clearer to edit.
Sometimes usability comes at the price of how things look, but so it
goes.
Joel touches on the user model and system model that I read about
earlier this year in Don Norman's "The Design of Everyday Things." Simply put, a user
forms a model in his or her head about how your app works. That model
may have nothing to do with how it really works (the system model),
but that's your problem, not the user's. Your goal as an interface
designer, is to make the implementation model (how the interface
represents the system model) match the user model as closely as
possible.
The book is full of good ideas and really solid, non-frilly advice.
Joel's obvious experience saturates every page (I gather he did the
UI for the ISP Juno, and was on the Microsoft Excel team). It's
full-color with glossy pages and scads of screen caps.
I'll finish here by hand-typing an excerpt that's so good I'll risk
the copyright lawyers. It addresses a point I talked about a while ago when I was struggling with the non-confirmity of
the Linux interface.
I've seen companies where management prides themselves on doing
things deliberately different from Microsoft. "Just because
Microsoft does it, doesn't mean it's right," they brag, and then
proceed to create a gratuitouisly different interface from the one
that people are used to. Before you start chanting the mantra "just
because because Microsoft does it, doesn't mean it's right," please
consider two things.
One, even if it's not right, if Microsoft is doing it in a popular
program like Word, Excel, Windows, or Internet Explorer, millions of
people are going to think that it's right, or at least fairly
standard. [...and] if you refuse to do it on some general religious
principle that Bill Gates is the evil Smurf arch-nemesis Gargamel then
you are just gratuitiously ruining your program so that you can feel
smug and self-satisifed [...]
Two, don't be so sure it's not right. Microsoft spends more money
on usability testing than you do; they keep detailed statistics based
on millions of tech support phone calls; and there's a darn good
chance that they did it that way because more people can figure out
how to use it that way.
As much as I hate to admit Microsoft is right, amen to
that.
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Resolver User Layer Interface 0.28
Resolver User Layer Interface 0.28
06/30/2004 07:24 PMRULI implements a library aimed at querying DNS SRV resource records.
User Interface System Requirements
User Interface System Requirements
05/22/2004 11:12 AMResolver User Layer Interface 0.22
Resolver User Layer Interface 0.22
05/31/2004 05:41 AMRULI implements a library aimed at querying DNS SRV resource records.
UIDK (User Interface Development Kit)
UIDK (User Interface Development Kit)
10/29/2003 11:26 AMHomepage
nmap Graphical User Interface
nmap Graphical User Interface
06/15/2004 08:17 AMNmapSi 0.2 Beta is Released!!
Resolver User Layer Interface 0.29
Resolver User Layer Interface 0.29
08/15/2004 05:59 AMRULI implements a library aimed at querying DNS SRV resource records.
Mac User Interface Design for New
Developers
Mac User Interface Design for New
Developers
10/10/2002 09:55 AMHistory of the Graphical User Interface
History of the Graphical User Interface
11/25/2002 09:54 AMUser-Interface Designers Take Note
User-Interface Designers Take Note
06/05/2005 10:47 PMSpencer
Critchley is going to travel with a hammer from now on.
Watch Out!
GLUI User Interface Library
GLUI User Interface Library
03/26/2005 09:25 PMGLUI webpage has moved
Resolver User Layer Interface 0.23
Resolver User Layer Interface 0.23
06/03/2004 06:48 PMRULI implements a library aimed at querying DNS SRV resource records.
Palm OS User Interface Guidelines
Palm OS User Interface Guidelines
12/06/2002 08:01 AMIBM Reflexive User Interface Builder
1.0.0
IBM Reflexive User Interface Builder
1.0.0
08/09/2004 11:49 PMA user interface building tool for Swing and Eclipse GUIs.
App Sys Mgr/Software Engineer for London
based Software House
App Sys Mgr/Software Engineer for London
based Software House
06/18/2004 04:11 PMBest Recruitment Services - United Kingdom, London (2004-06-18)
The Commercial Feasibility of a
Next-Generation User Interface
The Commercial Feasibility of a
Next-Generation User Interface
05/28/2002 12:30 PMGiving Users Control Over the User
Interface
Giving Users Control Over the User
Interface
12/01/2002 07:55 AM"Essentially AllTheWeb allows the user to choose different text sizes
for SOME of the text on the screen using style sheets."
Longhorn's ''task based'' user interface
Longhorn's ''task based'' user interface
12/02/2003 01:45 AMIn this
Longhorn FAQ,
Paul Thurrott touts Longhorn's "task based" user interface as superior
to traditional desktop user interfaces. I'm sure there are better user
interfaces, but I doubt of this is it. For anyone who thinks a task
based user interface is a good idea, I offer two words:
Group for User Interface Research -
DENIM
Group for User Interface Research -
DENIM
01/06/2004 02:40 PMDenim is a really interesting-looking early prototyping tool for web
sites. You need to watch the video to really understand it.
Unfortunately (but smartly) it really is designed for tablet input,
which I don't have, so it's kinda hard to try out.
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