Comments on: User Interface Design Principles for Web Applications http://aralbalkan.com/687 Aral on Flash, SWX, Flex, ActionScript, and life. Fri, 25 Jul 2008 10:47:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Farid Abdulhadi http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-160281 Farid Abdulhadi Thu, 26 Jun 2008 22:26:35 +0000 http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-160281 Thanks for an interesting article Aral. It was great to see how you had applied these principles in your project. I just found your blog and I'm going to be spending some time reading your posts. Thanks for an interesting article Aral. It was great to see how you had applied these principles in your project. I just found your blog and I’m going to be spending some time reading your posts.

]]> By: prasad http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-157415 prasad Thu, 19 Jun 2008 09:17:19 +0000 http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-157415 Though Usability Design is quite tough concept to understand, I found this information very easy and useful. I am a newbie in UI designing, and want to know more and more about User Centered Interface. Regards Prasad Though Usability Design is quite tough concept to understand, I found this information very easy and useful.
I am a newbie in UI designing, and want to know more and more about User Centered Interface.

Regards
Prasad

]]> By: Sean http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-149950 Sean Sun, 25 May 2008 20:13:24 +0000 http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-149950 Good read...great blog overall. Wish more people (ahem management) could understand these things. In particular your point about when working within a browser you're now opening a pseudo window where one would not otherwise be. In places like where I work too often theres a middle manager somewhere, usually the client, who knows how they think it should look and feel and when it comes right down to it the customer is always right...even when you know they're wrong. Here's your window. :) Good read…great blog overall. Wish more people (ahem management) could understand these things. In particular your point about when working within a browser you’re now opening a pseudo window where one would not otherwise be. In places like where I work too often theres a middle manager somewhere, usually the client, who knows how they think it should look and feel and when it comes right down to it the customer is always right…even when you know they’re wrong. Here’s your window. :)

]]> By: marco http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-130687 marco Sat, 29 Mar 2008 02:29:06 +0000 http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-130687 Great set of principles, much like what I grew up on. It helped me alot ;) Great set of principles, much like what I grew up on.
It helped me alot ;)

]]> By: Naresh Kalose http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-125670 Naresh Kalose Thu, 13 Mar 2008 11:02:16 +0000 http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-125670 Its really Great Article and its really useful for user interface designer. Its really Great Article and its really useful for user interface designer.

]]> By: Brock Noland http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-124966 Brock Noland Tue, 11 Mar 2008 01:15:57 +0000 http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-124966 "You Do Not Know What Your User Wants" So true! And you (as in GUI developers) are always forgetting about me and <a href="http://bashcurescancer.com/3-principals-of-web-application-design-for-the-command-line.html" rel="nofollow">how I like to use applications</a>. Brock “You Do Not Know What Your User Wants”

So true! And you (as in GUI developers) are always forgetting about me and how I like to use applications.

Brock

]]> By: Raghu M http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-111695 Raghu M Thu, 07 Feb 2008 10:28:31 +0000 http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-111695 Great article, extremely useful. I want to make a point about accessibility. The danger of having UCPD (User-Centered Product Development) team is that there is an undue emphasis on accessibility while the fact is that the larger audience does not need it! For instance, if you are developing a product whose primary users are engineers/technicians - 99% of the time these users do not need accessibility features. Overall, your article is an insight to practical product development strategy. Good job! ~ Raghu Great article, extremely useful.

I want to make a point about accessibility. The danger of having UCPD (User-Centered Product Development) team is that there is an undue emphasis on accessibility while the fact is that the larger audience does not need it!
For instance, if you are developing a product whose primary users are engineers/technicians - 99% of the time these users do not need accessibility features.

Overall, your article is an insight to practical product development strategy. Good job!

~ Raghu

]]> By: DIseño web http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-110575 DIseño web Mon, 04 Feb 2008 09:07:17 +0000 http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-110575 Good enough to digg. Muy bueno amigo Good enough to digg.
Muy bueno amigo

]]> By: Hasan Civelek http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-75756 Hasan Civelek Tue, 09 Oct 2007 10:09:15 +0000 http://aralbalkan.com/687#comment-75756 Merhaba, bu sitedeki yazilarinizin en azindan bir kismini (mesela bunu) Turkce versiyonu var midir? Selamlar, saygilar.. Merhaba,
bu sitedeki yazilarinizin en azindan bir kismini (mesela bunu) Turkce versiyonu var midir?

Selamlar, saygilar..

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