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I logged into the Blogitive control panel to finish off a job offer I took last night (it was still using the same old interface at the time) and was amazed at the new design of the interface. Its a bit strange that they choose to change their interface on the same day I changed the interface for one of my websites, coincidence? Anyway, I like this new interface. Web 2.0 look, rounded corners buttons and now the text look more attractive and easier to read. Red is a nice colour, too.
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You really, really want to see an example of a really bad web design? Check this website out. I would think that, this being part of a government programme and all, they would hire someone of calibre and spend more money on developing a more semantic web and better design, the standard being in CSS/XHTML or with a PHP/MySQL backend. But no, they had to hire some buffoon whose design skills are way below the level of an amateur. Seriously. Even I can come up with a better design than this lousy display that will make your eyes sore.
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Auf der Suche nach einem neuen design für diese Seite habe ich mir endlos Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) (in Verbindung mit HTML und XML) angesehen, die bestimmen wie ein ausgezeichneter Bereich einer Webseite aussehen soll. In meinem Kopf hat sich dabei die Idee festgesetzt, das gerade die schönsten Ansätze modernen Webdesigns etwas fördern, das der niederländische Architekt Rem Kohlhaas als Junkspace bezeichnet: “If space junk is the human debris that litters the universe, junkspace is the residue mankind leaves on the planet. The built (more about that later) product of modernization is not modern architecture but junkspace. Junkspace is what remains after modernization has run its course, or more precisely, what coagulates while modernization is in progress, its fallout. Modernization had a rational program: to share the blessings of science, universally. Junkspace is its apotheosis, or meltdown. … Although its individual parts are the outcome of brilliant inventions, hypertechnical, lucidly planned by human intelligence, imagination, and infinite computation, their sum spells the end of Enlightenment, its resurrection as farce, a low-grade purgatory. Indem immer komplexere Strukturen für die Plazierung von Werbeanzeigen entwickelt werden, reproduziert sich die Karikatur des öffentlichen Raums in der realen Welt (das Einkaufszentrum) auch im virtuellen Raum. Das ökonomische Prinzip, ein gegebenes Ziel mit dem geringstmöglichen Aufwand zu erreichen, rückt demgegenüber durch die Ausweitung der Ablenkung in immer weitere Ferne. Bei der Betrachtung dieser Entwicklung kann man viel von den Hubs des 20. Jahrhunderts, den internationalen Flughäfen lernen. Wichtig für den Bau eines solchen sind in der Gegenwart das Vorhandensein von Sicherheitsvorkehrungen und Duty-Free Läden, die den Passagier nötigen lange Wege zu gehen, um beide Therapieansätze des jungen 21. Jahrhunderts ausgiebig geniesen zu können. Eben diesen Anforderungen ist auch modernes Webdesign unterworfen, indem Captchas, Spamfilter usw. zwischengeschaltet werden, während zugleich Geld mit Bannern verdient werden soll. Vergleichbare Maßnahmen verändern den Charakter von Webseiten, weil sie nicht nur Suche und Eingabe verlängern, sondern auch beständigem Misstrauen in der Beziehung Admin und Nutzer Vorschub leisten. Möchte man diesen Umstand verändern, muss man den Versuch einer kreativen Umstruktierung wagen oder sich (weniger reizvoll) in Abstinenz üben. Beispielsweise leistet die Lösung eines re-captchas einen Beitrag für die Verfügbarkeit immaterieller Güter und belastet die Zeit des Nutzers zu Gunsten eines für die Gemeinschaft nützlichen Unterfangens. Ebenso gilt es Ansätze für den kreativen Umgang mit Werbung zu finden, die eine neuerliche Emanzipation des Designs a la Kohlhaas (“If less is more maybe nothing is everything”) ermöglicht. Wichtig für eine solche Bewegung sind die Ambitionen öffentlicher Projekte (gerade im Bereich E-Government), die aufgrund ihrer Attraktivität werbefreies design in den Mittelpunkt rücken können. Denn selbst wenn Seiten keine Werbung enhalten, sind sie in ihrer Struktur durch die optionale Integrationsmöglichkeit belastet. Es geht jedoch nicht darum Nutzern etwas zu verkaufen, sondern um Partiziation und Austausch in nichtkommerziellen Lebensbereichen der vernetzten Informationsgesellschaft. Tags:Design, Freie Kultur, Junkspace, kommerzielle Nutzung
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Yup, just like the title says.  I’ve managed to find a new line of work now doing project management for a web design company.  I’m not sure how I’ll do there as the experience will be new to me, but it seems like I will finally be able to get a away from working 60 hours a week as a sales representative (my former job).  So while I haven’t become super famous on the web from blogging.  The skills I’ve learned to promote the blog which includes some SEO, Social Networking, Domains, Debugging etc played a pretty big part in acquiring the skills for a position in project management.  I’m now familiar most of the terminology used in the web design field so being able to communicate the needs of a webmaster fits right in. There’s some things all new employees get to learn at their new jobs, and that goes for me as well.  They gave me a few books to read to brush up, and pointed out things that the firm I’m working at likes to point out to their potential customers.  One of the books I’m reading I think is a very good read, and I think that other bloggers would be interested in it as well.  Even though you might not be designing websites, you still usually design or maintain your own blog’s appearances. The book is called Dont Make Me Think, by Steve Krug, and it is a very short read.  What the book tells you is how people react to certain things on a website.  It makes you think different on how a visitor to a site reacts to certain features of a page.  Like if theres a big red blinking button in the middle of the page, people are probably going to click on it more than the navigation bar.  It also explains about how certain graphical changes to the web design can be very effective. I recommend this book to anyone who is new to blogging, and trying to set up their own site.  It will make you understand a little more about link placements, and why cool widgets that you like, are not always very welcome to the visitors coming to your page. I would also recommend this to any experienced web designer as it will brush up on things, as well as give you a new outlook on web site design. Anyways that is all for now, and hopefully with me working 33% LESS hours a week now at the same pay rate.  I can afford to spend more time doing what I like to do.  Playing Video Games, and  Making Money Online. [Subscribe to these posts free via a rss reader or e-mail]Popularity: 1% [?]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "My New Job - Project Manager - Web design Tips Book", url: "http://moneyne.ws/2008/08/30/book-web-design-dont-make-me-think-steve-krug/" }); Related PostsSpore Goes Retail - People Have Too Much Spare Time
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Non è un mistero (o forse non lo sarà più tra poco) che tra le mie passioni è fortemente presente quella per il webdesign. Come molti là fuori, ho imparato a masticare un po’ di HTML utilizzando l’ottimo (ma non troppo) Macromedia Dreamweaver MX. Sicuramente per un web designer professionista prodotti come quello sono ottimi, presentano però un grosso difetto: provocano assuefazione! :P Ci si abitua troppo facilmente a lavorare come il software impone, e il risultato è che appena ci si sposta su un altro software non si nota altro che la mancanza di questa o quella feature. Senza contare il fatto che molti millantano di essere professionisti e poi, dopo una rapida occhiata al codice noti un sacco di markup inutile, javascript che fanno cose da css, o altri obbrobri del genere. Ma queste cose nell’era del Web 2.0 sono superate… o no? Il problema principale per chi, come me, produce siti web per passione (è un hobby che mi piace paragonare al modellismo o al bricolage) è il costo di un’applicazione del genere. Non voglio neanche prendere in considerazione l’idea di utilizzare software pirata: è una questione di principio, correttezza e coerenza. Se esiste un’alternativa libera e soprattutto opensource, non devo usare quel software. Se troppa gente si ostina ad utilizzare certi software (sistemi operativi compresi) è proprio a causa della facilità con cui se ne possono reperire i crack, ma il risultato è di non essere più liberi di utilizzare il proprio PC come si desidera. Ma torniamo a noi: Cosa mi serve per fare del buon web design? un editor di testo! direbbe qualcuno, ma non voglio essere così estremista. Dal momento che, per me, smanettare con le pagine web è prima di tutto un piacere, è logico sfruttare quelle piccole grandi comodità che il mondo opensource può offrire. Ecco la mia cassetta degli attrezzi: Editor WYSIWYG: Kompozer Editor CSS: Cssed Editor PHP: Geany Editor di immagini: GIMP e Inkscape (ovviamente :P ) Scelta colori: Agave Test browser: Firefox (con Web Developer Toolbar e Firebug), Epiphany, Opera, Internet Explorer (il link porta a IEs4Linux, vedi anche questo post), Lynx Server di sviluppo: Apache + PHP + Mysql Carta e penna :P A questi bisogna comunque aggiungere… il World Wide Web! Esatto, su internet è possibile trovare ogni sorta di aiuto che potrebbe rendersi necessario all’occorrenza, dal più semplice dei generatori di Lorem Ipsum a Google Web Analyzer senza contare gli spunti e i suggerimenti dei guru del webdesign. E voi? Che programmi utilizzate per produrre le vostre pagine web? Tag:agave, apache, cssed, epiphany, firefox, geany, gimp, grafica, ies4linux, inkscape, kompozer, Linux, lynx, mysql, opera, php, Software, Ubuntu, web, webdesign Gianluca S. @ 17:39 del 29 dicembre 2007
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Web Design: Finding the Next Oscillating Fan
May 27, 2009
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When I got my first job out of college, I bought a car. It was a new, 1997 Mazda 626. I was excited to finally have some of my own money, so I added all the features I could afford at the time. I added leather, a sun roof, and the ‘luxury package’ which to this day I’m convinced consisted of nicer floor mats. But the coolest feature of all was a standard feature on Mazda’s at the time. The center blower vents (for heating/Air conditioning) on the front dashboard were oscillating. oscillating vent The oscillating fan is nothing new, but its not commonly found in cars. Mazda engineers took note and added this to their cars. Why not? It was a simple motor, that with a push of a button allowed the vents to blow air back and forth, efficiently cooling the whole car. We see/use fans every day in our lives, but when passengers got in my car, it always drew comments. That’s how unique it was. It was a minimalist way of providing climate control. Other manufacturers were busy working on heated seats, dual zone cooling/heating, but Mazda took a step back and saw that adding this simple button and motor could provide a lot of benefit for a little investment. As web designers and developers we need to find that next oscillating fan for the web. The lesson I learned from that fan’s design was that you do not always have to invent a new wheel. Sometimes the next great idea is just a re-using of a current idea. Simple using a common idea in a way that have never been used before can be very effective. I think the last great web design idea like this may have been the tab. Old methods of navigation were becoming more complicated when amazon pushed the tab navigation. They took a familiar element we are comfortable with in our daily lives (tabs existed in books, file folders, etc…) and applied a graphical representation of it to the web. Tabs existed before Amazon, but in 1998 Amazon really pushed the metaphor and transformed it into a common web interface. Firefox became a major player in the browser wars partly becasue of their use of multiple tabs. Tabs are now slowly fading form some uses. Firefox says it is looking to abandon the tab in favor of a traditional tree view. What is the next oscillating fan or tab? We need to constantly look for that complicated or cumbersome element, take a step back and find for the practical solution. They may not all become standards, but sometimes the best ideas don’t always hit. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try. After all, I’ve owned 5 cars since that Mazda, and driven countless others and I have never had an oscillating fan in any of them. However every time my car is hot, and i crank up the A/C I fondly remember that feature and wish I had it today. Share: Sphere: Related Content Related posts:Good Software design Is Still An Important Art Solid Architecture is a Dying Art When I was in...deployment schedules are not effective Simply put, deploying code on a set schedule is not...Knowing your users will help make effective decisions If you are reading my blog, there is a very...Estimating Resource Time for Web Development Projects Coming up with accurate time and resource estimate is one...Iterative Development is Effective Here at SmartMoney, we have been using iterative development techniques... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
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