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Eunice Soriano de Alencar, da minha coleção de frases.
Dizem que o Brasil tem o espírito empreendedor. Já acreditei nisso, não mais.

Acho que inventamos  o desesperedorismo – um tipo de atividade que os ...]]> -22.9 -43.2333 Wed, 08 Jul 2009 08:00:25 +0200 52.5167 13.4 Wed, 08 Jul 2009 07:53:49 +0200 -33.45 -70.6667 Wed, 01 Aug 2007 13:13:52 +0200 40.7142 -74.0064 Tue, 30 Jun 2009 14:07:39 +0200 Beim sogenannten Buschfunk handelt es sich um ein kleines Formular auf der Startseite eines jeden Accounts, in welches eine Botschaft mit maximal 140 Zeichen eingegeben werden kann. Kommt mir irgendwie bekannt vor, wobei [...]]]> 51.4833 7.21667 Tue, 30 Jun 2009 07:06:11 +0200 33.5092 -111.898 Tue, 29 Jul 2008 02:54:50 +0200
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Sie haben eine Webseite für teures Geld, aber es verirren sich kaum Kunden auf die Seite?
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]]> 33.5981 -117.872 Thu, 02 Jul 2009 22:37:17 +0200 Beim diesjährigen CMC-Masters-Club-Treffen überreichte Brian Ing, Vorsitzender des internationalen ICMCI, die Urkunde für Certified Management Consultants persönlich an Michael [...]Dieser Beitrag stammt aus dem PromoMasters Internet Marketing Blog. Know-how fuer besseres Webmarketing.
CMC Verleihung an Michael Kohlfürst | Certified Management Consultants]]> 47.8 13.0333 Sun, 21 Jun 2009 06:20:00 +0200 41.85 -87.65 Sun, 16 Dec 2007 18:03:48 +0100 48.8667 2.33333 Sun, 12 Apr 2009 17:47:47 +0200 It quite a similar to what Microsoft has released its Year 2019 Futuristic Look Video and showing some of the best sci-fi technology to public for real [...]]]> 28.6667 77.2167 Sun, 10 May 2009 19:24:12 +0200 50.4333 30.5167 Sun, 08 Jul 2007 03:59:35 +0200 Deocamdata inca mai cautam colaboratori potriviti. Postarile vor incepe de saptamana viitoare.
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]]> 33.5422 -117.782 Mon, 29 Jun 2009 20:29:53 +0200 However, failed design after failed design led to much frustration. In my weakened, feeble state I decided that spending hours of an evening in front of Photoshop was simply not an option I wished to continue playing with. Instead, I resorted to the dreaded option of downloading a template (*gag* / *vomit* / etc). I bought the BLOG THEME GREEN PSD (descriptive name, I know) and did some heavy tweaking to make it look more Jem-esque (the irony being I spent more time tweaking this than I did creating my previous layout.)
Credit for the cheesy comment icon goes to DryIcons, the ninja to IconBuffet (as usual) and of course, the base layout 'iMike'... and I'm sorry for doing this to your lovely design.
At this point the only tasks left are to style the comments (in progress), and to liven up the dreaded sub-navigation (see the sidebar on any of my main sections). The latter of which I'm all out of ideas for and therefore welcome input from all of the design geniuses that read my blog.]]> 52.6333 -2.5 Mon, 29 Jun 2009 10:16:54 +0200 Team members can add clarifications, details, or make edits to content. Oftentimes, the details and clarifications build upon one another to complete the document. For example, if the designer has specified the layout and behavior for a button, the tech writer can add in the rollover text without disturbing the designer or the flow of the project process. To follow the example further, the tech writer can then add the help content to the wiki, allowing the engineer to upload the information onto a server and post the URL. The transparency and collaboration are quite amazing. Team members are able to get the information they need to perform their jobs and help the project along.
SpeedSpeed is a major benefit of wiki specs. This is also why it’s a good match for agile projects. Speed comes in two forms: writing and consumption. It’s easy to add content because of the WYSWIG interface. As you begin writing content, it can be instantly viewed by team members. I have found that the sooner you post sketches and thoughts the better. It gets the whole team collaborating and they can offer feedback immediately.
FlexibilityA wiki spec is extremely flexible. This characteristic allows you to morph its structure and organization as the project evolves, reflecting the nature of agile processes. The team is able to keep up with the changes that occur in an agile project because all edits can be instantly viewed. Additionally, if anyone wants to be informed of the most recent wiki changes, an email notification system can be set up by any team member.
ReversibleIn the event that a change was accidental or a major disagreement arises, the wiki spec can be reverted to its previous version. This does not happen very often, but when it does, it’s a real life saver. Figure 1: The image above shows the wiki revision history, including the date and time of the latest modifications.ArchivesSince wikis are hosted on a server by your company, the spec can have a longer life beyond the current team assigned. This living archive allows new team members to get up to speed quickly, and helps them understand how the project has evolved.
Centralized Image UpdatesAs they say, “a pictures is worth a thousand words” and the old expression applies to UI specs as well. No spec would be complete without images to help the team see what it is building. Once an image has been uploaded it’s easy to update all instances of that image. All that’s required is uploading a new image with the same name. This step saves time for team members and interaction designers, since we’re usually creating screen mockups as we go.
Informal Approval ProcessA team typically has an approval step or sign-off for a UI spec. This is often used to ensure that all issues have been resolved and everything has been documented to the team’s satisfaction. With wiki specs this step is unnecessary, since team members have been participating in writing the spec all along. This saves time and the formality of having a spec review. If the team does insist on a spec review, you can capture notes and issues in real time as the meeting is occurring and everyone can easily see the discussion progressing. As issues are resolved, the wiki can reflect the updates and decisions that were made after the meeting is adjourned. Team members can then modify entries and resolve any issues that remain outstanding.Challenges and SolutionsInstalling the WikiIf you are lucky enough to have either the technical prowess to install the wiki software yourself, or have someone on your staff do the work, then you will have overcome the first hurdle in wiki specs. There are many free wiki software programs available online, so you might be able to skip this first step all together. However, if you are working on anything that is propriety or secure, I would not recommend hosting it on a third party site. You might be exposed to competition or legal issues, not to mention someone else will have your product specs.
SyntaxAnother consideration is that wiki contributors must learn some syntax. This can be off-putting for non-technies, but the syntax is not difficult to learn and is similar to HTML. Many wiki software programs make it easy by providing a WYSWIG interface that allows for basic formatting while creating the syntax for you. This lets you focus on what you are writing rather than the syntax. Other ways around learning or creating complicated syntax is to pilfer code from another wiki template by simply copying and pasting it. If copy appears incorrectly, you can remove it or revert to a previous version. Wiki syntax also forces you to keep the document simple rather than spending time writing syntax for a spec.Figure 2: This interface shows the code created by the WYSWIG editor.PortabilitySome people like the capability to read and write documentation wherever they are. With wikis you have to be online for either of these activities. Even though connectivity is increasing, most companies have firewalls or VPNs that can make access more difficult.
SimplicitySome designers take pride in their documentation and deliverables. They spend a significant amount of time creating deliverables that are functional and beautiful. Wiki specs do not support this capability. They are essentially text editors that can be used to make documents more appealing by adding images, but they don’t really support the easy customization and flexibility that some designers would like to have. Images must be added one at a time and wikis don’t support many file formats. This may limit a person’s creativity in designing the document.
PrintingYou may often see people printing traditional specs so that they can read them during their commute or at their desks. Wiki documents can be printed but they lack the basic characteristics that you would find in a traditional spec. Most of the issues involve pagination. Images get bumped to the next page unexpectedly or tables are displayed across multiple pages. This makes reading difficult, but it can be done. Although I do understand why some people like to print, I would argue that it’s not good for the environment and you should try to work on screen as much as possible. However, the functionality is there for those who prefer to print.
TrustTrust is a major factor among team members. Some projects outright fail because of the lack of trust among individuals. Wiki specs can exacerbate a trust issue because team members have editing capabilities. If a lick of trust exists among your colleagues, you may see this manifested in the wiki via reverts and lots of edits or re-edits. This can be time-consuming and frustrating. If you have trust issues with your team or certain people need their roles clarified, you might want to consider an alternative method rather than a wiki spec.ConclusionToday’s economy and globalization are forcing companies to accelerate growth and increase revenue. In order to meet these demands companies are using new methodologies like agile, to bring products to market. As interaction designers we find ourselves working with these processes and playing an important role in the creation of new products. One of our major contributions is the UI spec, and the best way to document it for agile projects is through a wiki. It’s adaptive and allows for a collaborative experience.
References1“Agile Manifesto”:http://www.agilemanifesto.org2“List of Wiki Software”:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wiki_software3“Wiki Engines”:http://www.iterating.com/productclasses/Wiki-Engines4“Wiki Feature Comparison Table”:http://www.wikimatrix.org]]> 34.0522 -118.243 Mon, 22 Jun 2009 20:25:32 +0200 Google docs.
Je presentatie gaat over een onderwerp uit “the next web”. Je eindigt je presentatie met een prikkelende stelling.]]> 53.2 5.78333 Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:13:59 +0100 Imaginée par la fine équipe performance de Yahoo!, Yslow est une extension Firefox -fonctionnant avec Firebug- qui analyse le chargement d'une page web et donne des pistes pour en augmenter la vitesse.]]> 48.5833 7.75 Mon, 16 Mar 2009 23:55:24 +0100 42.7325 -84.5556 Mon, 12 Jan 2009 12:23:03 +0100 51.5833 5.2 Mon, 06 Jul 2009 17:02:48 +0200 43.7167 13.2167 Mon, 06 Jul 2009 06:46:22 +0200 What websites do you usually go to for design news, inspirational, or tutorials?
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还MIT呢，如果这个家伙知道中国人早在十几年前就折腾出一堆的学习机估计都不好意思提出来呢。

再看看这副图，这个外国人只能感叹中国人的科技为啥领先这么多光年。
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