Posted by: globbe on: August 26, 2008
Here’s a great site filled with inspiration for Interaction Designers.
http://www.noideasbutinthings.com/ixd/
Check it out and browse through the hundreds of photos of various controls, levers, buttons and dials. A tip is to visually or with your hands try to imagine how to actually operate the different designs.
The site is managed by Dan Saffer who also likes to [...]
Posted by: globbe on: February 26, 2008
Recently I was asked to share some insight on how I built my custom annotations framework for an application I’m working on. I was asked this on a forum thread by since the reply ended up rather long I decided to cross-post this to the blog as well.
The point of this custom annotations framework was to [...]
Posted by: globbe on: September 4, 2007
I just wanted to point out for those of you who are interested in working with editable FlowDocuments in the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) that most standard editing commands such as adjusting alignment, setting various font variations such as underline, italics or bold and also building bulleted lists and other nice (albeit simple) layout tricks, [...]
Posted by: globbe on: April 12, 2007
This post is going to explain, in simple terms, how to build an XBAP that needs to access data (in this case XML) over a network. It is also going to talk about how to communicate with a Web Service from within an XBAP. All this while avoiding the WebPermission exception AND the Environment exception. [...]
Posted by: globbe on: April 11, 2007
Today I held a 3 hour introduction to building user experiences (that’s UI’s for those who don’t like Buzz words :) using the Microsoft Expression suite of applications.
Focusing mainly on Expression Blend and how to integrate it into the workflow, I took the class from understanding the relationship between code-behind files and XAML, walked through [...]
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