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    I am posting this here because I don’t want to have the appearance of implying anything in the public fora but this was a greally great article about application design styles from UIE:

    http://www.uie.com/articles/five_design_decision_styles

    No judgements only a great read.
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      Good article indeed. I think that the designers/developers I know will mostly use the genius method and rely on previous experience.
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        Quote from: smashingred at Jan 22, 2009, 07:51 AM

        I am posting this here because I don’t want to have the appearance of implying anything in the public fora but this was a greally great article about application design styles from UIE:

        http://www.uie.com/articles/five_design_decision_styles

        No judgements only a great read.
        Implying what exactly? tongue

        But seriously, this is a brilliant look at the various styles that can be employed, and a great conclusion. It’s also very timely, and will be contributing to our emerging development methodologies at collabpad. Thanks for posting it. wink
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          I’ve been reading about UI/UX and application interface/action design as a result of the myriad of comments about the Revo UI best practices thread. I felt the only way to add to the solution was to learn as much as I could instead of just suggesting elements based solely on opinion or personal aesthetic ideas.

          I’ll post some more UI/UX design articles as they come forward.

          Cheers,

          Jay
            Author of zero books. Formerly of many strange things. Pairs well with meats. Conversations are magical experiences. He's dangerous around code but a markup magician. Blog ✦ Twitter ✦ LinkedIn ✦ GitHub