perused and discussed, but until then I'd certainly
encourage anyone with a strong interest in the design and usability of GNOME to
seek out and participate in those channels.
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How To section is also on that page, but doesn't have its own URL any more.
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g/heuristic-evaluation>. The
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>
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Any opinions are person
This behaviour was actually recommended in one of the many gtk keynav bug
reports I filed back in 2001: <https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=53579>
Tis a little disappointing that it still hasn't been fixed over a decade later,
especially as (or perhaps because) the bug wa
e days,
though, so that would probably be the best place to corner them and ask what
plans they might have for 3.4 :)
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nome.org mailing list instead, where more of the gnome-shell
designers and developers hang out.
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/art.gnome.org/backgrounds>. I
don't think it's currently possible to upload there yourself, though... you'll
probably have to enlist the assistance of somebody on the gnome-themes-list
mailing list, or on the #gnome-art IRC channel on irc.gnome.org.
Cheeri,
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playing around with some different menu ideas at the moment. Feel free to add
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IG 3 yet), but a
"control panel" pattern is certainly one of the ones I'd like to see us to
tackle early on.
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ly one reason to have that. Of course we'd like to minimise the number
of things that you have to do differently for touch screens, but experience
with other platforms suggests that sometimes you just have to do things a
different way on different devices if you want the optimum user experi
e a hidden one, and not very accessible, so we'd probably need
something a bit more obvious too.
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tart
generating real content, I'm sure we'll be looking for more writers and
reviewers.
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try and pull them into something tangible that we
can move forward on, but I'd want to at least run it past the other people who
contributed to that discussion first, before distributing it any further.
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noying in a web
browser to have to visit a particular website before you could remove any
bookmark you'd set up for it.
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On 13 Oct 2010, at 04:51, Brian Cameron wrote:
> Are many Usability people planning to attend? If so, what do people
> think we could work on while there?
FWIW, I won't be going... already had other commitments for that weekend.
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x27; patterns may be revised, or become 'deprecated' or
'obsolete' as the GNOME look and feel evolves.
Of course, none of that process is specific to GNOME, and with suitable tagging
mechanisms and code samples, could just as well apply to a desktop-agnostic
pattern library.
Ch
"when the user needs to do that, use
the widget like this" sort of way, rather than the way the HIG currently does
it ("here's the XYZ widget, and here's ten different ways you can use it").
Cheeri,
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nable
way to get things moving again and capture the next steps, but I've left it in
Allan's hands just now to sort out the logistics :)
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e 2.x HIG in place until 3.2 at the earliest.
I've been tied up with other stuff for the past few weeks, but I'm hoping to
turn my attention back to pattern/HIG stuff fairly imminently.
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mailto:
see some concrete action on it if
anybody wants to take it on:
<https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=72101>
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terns/>. It's
> a quick read that could then lead to an interesting discussion.
FWIW, UIE just did a short podcast on a similar topic, too -- worth a listen if
you're interested:
<http://www.uie.com/brainsparks/2010/09/16/spoolcast-reusable-components-libraries-with-
when you Google for "UI
pattern library" are just such things. Yahoo's is probably the closest to what
Google might be using: <http://developer.yahoo.com/ypatterns/>
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amples that we'd envisaged.)
<http://live.gnome.org/UsabilityProject/HIG3>
My worry would be that it would distract us from actually getting enough done
in time for the GNOME side of it to be useful for GNOME 3.x, however, which is
already a huge job given how little we've done so far
the
> pointer...(to only name a few)
Yes, the accessibility team will be involved as much as possible, as they were
with the current HIG.
Cheeri,
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ht
>> to comment on this bug ;)
>
> I wouldn't call myself an expert, but I've commented anyway. ;)
Sounds like we need to hurry up and write that "Media Transport Controls" UI
Pattern :)
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ncy tools won't magically make that happen --
we just need to JFDI and share the results :) Once a critical mass of
people are doing that, the requirements for tools will probably fall out
a lot more naturally anyway...
Cheeri,
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and the pattern template that
we're planning to use, all of which you can find there.
We also need to decide exactly what format the library itself will take --
wiki, custom website, Mallard doc? -- but I'm not sure that's necessarily
something we could or should decide at the work
ontrol) because it
adds little or nothing to the user experience, so save it for an About
dialog", but that probably wouldn't be too popular with distro marketing types
:)
Cheeri,
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dd it to the list. (Although it would be better if it 'just
worked', of course-- have you considered filing an enhancement in bugzilla for
GtkTreeView?)
Cheeri,
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sn't give
you any more information either. Adding a brief description to that, or linking
to an appropriate section of online help, is probably a reasonable enhancement
request.
Cheeri,
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end up being a mixture of both
techniques anyway -- even if you're doing a strictly-heuristic review, it's
hard to completely detach yourself from an intended user's perspective unless
you share literally none of their domain knowledge.
Cheeri,
Calum.
[1] <http://www.useit
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Any opinions are personal and
On 14 May 2010, at 12:46, Calum Benson wrote:
>
> On 14 May 2010, at 12:29, Michael Terry wrote:
>
>> Do you all have a favorite Mockup/GUI Prototyping/Wireframe tool? I'd
>> like Free, but am OK with free.
>
> A couple of reasonable free ones:
>
>
ns.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/8487/>
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Any opinions are personal and not necessari
ects asking for our assistance
next time. Maybe :)
> One other thought - how does this intercept with some of the ideas at
> OpenUsability.org?
I haven't looked over there for a while, but it's certainly worth investigating
whether we could leverage what they're doing,
more formal than that at Sun, with a documented review
cycle and sign-off process prior to a major release, but I'm not sure we'd
necessarily need to go that far...)
Cheeri,
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the position
> of "User Experience Manager" or some nicer name.
AIUI Allan's suggestion is nothing to do with Launchpad or Ubuntu (even though
the discussion happened at UDS); it would be a GNOME-wide initiative.
Cheeri,
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gt; printed on paper. For a webpage, it's just undefined.
Well, presumably it's defined as something like 'using the font sizes defined
in my preferences, and the image sizes defined by the web page'. But I agree
that '100%' probably isn't the best way to represe
27;s zoom slider works, with
a couple of 'magnetic' points along the way for 'fit width' and 'fit to
window'. Where the bounds are large, having the slider behave in some
sort of exponential fashion might also be an option, although that would
probably need
ME docs guys will tell you that the verb is "to
back up", not "to backup"...)
Cheeri,
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uess our docs writers might prefer
to keep it that way. But it's certainly worth discussing with them.
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But by providing useful and knowledgable feedback when
the time comes, people stand a better chance of being invited to join in
future if and when new blood is required...)
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the patterns for similar tasks on different
devices all together in the same place.
Cheeri,
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Any opinions are p
just getting started.
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Any opinions are personal and not necessarily those of Sun
through tabs? In most cases,
people can see which tab they need to visit, so it is much quicker for them to
click that tab directly.
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ues to consider, a single click mode for the whole desktop
really needs to be designed from the toolkit up.
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ng”. (As with other window titles, do not end progress window
>> titles with an ellipsis.)"
>
> Attached.
Have just submitted a slightly-modified version of this patch (attached), which
improves the tagging, updates the "What's New" section, and bumps the
On 24 Feb 2010, at 13:27, Calum Benson wrote:
>
> On 22 Feb 2010, at 20:42, Dotan Cohen wrote:
>
>> I am now moving to Gnome from KDE. In KDE I have configured
>> single-click mode, in this mode there is no concept of a double click.
>> I see that Nautilus can be
:
<https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=358731>
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Any opinions are personal and not necessarily those of Sun Micros
ge.
Will be weird going back to the Cheshire Cheese... used to be a regular haunt
when I worked for Reuters 15+ years ago, haven't been back since!
Cheeri,
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get a group of 25 into one capsule:
<http://www.londoneye.com/VisitorInformation/GroupVisits/Default.aspx>...
although we currently have 26 people signed up to attend, but maybe one of the
locals wouldn't want to bother :)
Cheeri,
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I've added a column to the list of hackfest attendees where people can indicate
where they're staying, if they wish:
<http://live.gnome.org/UsabilityProject/London2010>
(FWIW, I'll likely be staying at the Premier Inn).
Cheeri,
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On 18 Jan 2010, at 15:31, Calum Benson wrote:
>
> On 18 Jan 2010, at 10:43, Charline wrote:
>
>> Calum Benson wrote:
>>> I'm just writing up the Q4 Usability team report for Stormy, and wondering
>>> if anybody submitted a paper for this that I could m
, but...if per your point Apple-Has-The-Power, then they
> would have made Firefox change to not conflict with their UI. But that did
> not happen, so either A) there was no conflict or B) Apple-Hasn't-The-Power.
But most likely C), Apple has no interest in how well Firefox wo
On 18 Jan 2010, at 21:47, Máirín Duffy wrote:
> On Mon, 2010-01-18 at 15:33 +0000, Calum Benson wrote:
>>
>> We could (and probably should) do that. Although personally, when I
>> get to this level of prototyping fidelity, I like to add a little
>> basic interacti
interaction as
well, which dedicated prototyping tools tend to offer, but Inkscape probably
can't. So I'm not sure it's something I'd use myself.
Cheeri,
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On 18 Jan 2010, at 10:43, Charline wrote:
> Calum Benson wrote:
>> I'm just writing up the Q4 Usability team report for Stormy, and wondering
>> if anybody submitted a paper for this that I could mention? (I'd hoped to,
>> but didn't quite get around to
On 15 Jan 2010, at 14:36, Calum Benson wrote:
>
> On 14 Jan 2010, at 10:58, Allan Day wrote:
>
>> I can also organise drinks and meals for the evenings. Which evenings do
>> people want to have meals organised for? Monday and Friday seem like a
>> good bet. Any
o do a lot of the things I'd normally fire up
less-open-source-friendly tools to sketch with. I'll be keeping it around!
Cheeri,
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rg/UsabilityProject/London2010/GoalsAndAgenda>
I'm assuming that we'll probably want to split up into at least two groups for
at least part of the time, so we can work on the things we're most interested
in. Never having been to a hackfest before, I have no idea if this is what
nor
r [2] event?
I like the sound of that :)
Cheeri,
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Any opinions are personal and not
es have the keynav you describe.
I was talking about (for example) the Universal Access preferences, which has
four "proper" tabs (Seeing, Hearing, Keyboard, and Mouse & Trackpad).
Cheeri,
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next table (when Tab moves to the next
cell)".
Dialog-level tabs, as found in many of Apple's system preference windows, do
not have any direct keynav AFAIK. You just have to Tab through the dialog
until the tab control gets focus, then use the arrow keys+Space to switch to a
different
gn, USA)
> Michael Terry (University of Waterloo, Canada)
>
>
> Paula Bach
> Computing Innovation Postdoctoral Research Fellow
> Graduate School of Library and Information Science
> University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
> http://cscl.ist.psu.edu/public/users/pbach/index.h
can add any rationale that isn't already given there, feel free to do
so... since there have been no comments on the report since it was opened in
2005, I guess nobody else is missing this feature very much.
Cheeri,
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s the way we really wanted to: by having a centralized pool of
usability people who could act as 'consultants' to individual projects.)
> I think this is needed because the HIG, while helpful, is quite brief
That's a first -- most people complain it's too big :)
Cheeri,
Calum.
Apologies to anyone who may have received an unwanted email via the list
earlier today... I unintentionally let it through. Must try harder...
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ng system to make it worth the effort
of learning two similar-but-different systems just to keep them separate. It's
certainly something worth talking about, though.
Cheeri,
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But we really need to see the options in action to give a
reasonable opinion.
Cheeri,
Calum.
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Any opinions are p
hat you're seeing, but I'm pretty sure
none of it is intentional. (Which window manager is running:
metacity, clutter or mutter? What themes are you using?)
Cheeri,
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ations, which often have to deal with the sort
of tasks and scalability you're talking about.
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ight not be all that
useful on its own.)
Cheeri,
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Any opinions are personal and not necessarily those
frames of
animation is often all it takes to replace half a dozen paragraphs of
descriptive text. (The downside, of course, is that it's not so good
if you want to print out a particular pattern for reference...)
Cheeri,
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which need dealing with so I'll be giving this a miss.
FWIW, I won't be around for this one either. Maybe our first job
should be to invent a good way to do virtual hackfests :)
Cheeri,
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which will, one would hope, have been
somewhat optimized for that device anyway).
Cheeri,
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Any opinions ar
fashion, and with a level of discoverability that will make
them available as and when the user's experience and confidence begins
to grow.
Cheeri,
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h
then it isn't accepted for inclusion in GNOME, but can
still be hosted on GNOMEs servers. I think it's very important for us
to show that we want to tackle the consistency and usability in a
formal manner from now on.
=== End of summary
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f thing before, but I
don't recall off-hand why they've never made it into the stable release.
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't afflict GNOME 3.x.
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feeds.
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Any opinions are personal and not necessarily those of S
ually... the only CLI command you usually need for doing
that sort of thing is 'gnome-open', regardless of filetype/URI.
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On 31 Jul 2009, at 18:46, Allan Day wrote:
Calum Benson wrote:
One option would be to
implement the stop-with-beep behaviour only when accessibility is
turned on, and just wrap around when it is turned off.
Another would
be to always have the stop-with-beep behaviour, but allow it to be
ne.
Any thoughts, flames, rants?
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bout the
current behaviour.
But whatever we do, it would be good to do it consistently (which
probably means patching various gtk+ widgets as well as some
applications that do their own thing), and with input from the
accessibility team.
Cheeri,
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average user would encounter on their first day of using a brand
new installation of Ubuntu: <https://launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts>
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into
the ribbons feature of Microsoft Office 2007 and subsequent MS apps,
for example, which targets a similar sort of area to your proposal...
<http://blogs.msdn.com/jensenh/pages/table-of-contents.aspx>
Cheeri,
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tion. With a slider, you can
easily increase/decrease all the different font sizes in the selection
by the same amount, which can be very useful indeed.
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ey weren't :) Safari 4 final release moves the tabs back
below the toolbar.
(Personally, I think they made the right choice-- with the beta
layout, I lost count of the number of times I dragged the window when
I was just trying to move a tab.)
Cheeri,
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t opens.)
dump-3, is the following correct?
* window manager frame: change to "Solfege - Fourths and Fifths"
* change heading to "Identify the Interval"
* change the buttons to "New Interval" and "Give Up"
Yes, that would be correct.
Cheeri,
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' is sorted alphabetically, then the unchecked group,
but the user doesn't normally have direct control over that...)
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id
they looked at the list itself for confirmation of the sort order, not
the arrow. But if it closes a bug, I'm happy to fix it the next time
we're updating the HIG.
Cheeri,
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oud services. How easy is it to do that?
Cheeri,
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Any opinions are personal and not ne
nce.
The schedule hasn't been announced yet, but I'd be surprised if
there's nothing usability-related at least around the 3.0 work. It
looks like there's going to be loads of time for BOFs as well this
year, so you could always arrange one of those yourself :)
Cheeri,
Calu
On 19 Apr 2009, at 18:54, Tim McConnell wrote:
Hi Anton,
I forgot one of the obvious questions as a
suggestion.
How long have you been using Linux?
And what about those of us who use GNOME, but don't use Linux...? :)
Cheeri,
Calum.
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CALUM BENSON, Usability Engineer Sun Microsy
s you type.
If you select a menu item from the list of results, you are shown
where in the menu hierarchy the command lives.
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRTcEJqcbBw> (skip to 1'30" to see
this feature)
Cheeri,
Calum.
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CALUM BENSON, Usability Engineer Sun
where under <http://live.gnome.org/UsabilityProject/Whiteboard>
would be good places, depending on the actual content.
Cheeri,
Calum.
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CALUM BENSON, Usability Engineer Sun Microsystems Ireland
mailto:calum.ben...@sun.comOpenSolaris Desktop Team
http://blogs.sun.com/calum
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