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    Ruining the User Experience (SXSW '07)

    From AaronGustafson, 2 years ago Add as contact

    This brief "power session" covers interaction design through the lens of progressive enhancement. Topics include web standards, CSS, and JavaScript.

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    1. Slide 1: Ruining the User Experience Aaron Gustafson Sarah B. Nelson
    2. Slide 4: What is good user experience?
    3. Slide 5: Would you do this? would you do this?
    4. Slide 6: lala.com
    5. Slide 7: Javascript is a requirement
    6. Slide 8: a “solution”
    7. Slide 9: Levels of Service 1) No Frills 2) Dress It Up 3) Make It Sing
    8. Slide 10: Level 1: No frills Make content accessible No distractions Clean, well-ordered, semantic markup Light, fast downloads
    9. Slide 11: Level 1: No Frills
    10. Slide 12: Level 2: Dress It Up Refined visual design Simple interactivity Some Flash Cross-browser compatible Styles for alternate media
    11. Slide 13: Level 2: Dress It Up
    12. Slide 14: Level 3: Make It Sing Responsive interface elements Predictive data delivery (Ajax) Allows for more customizable interactions
    13. Slide 15: .collapsing .optional .optional Level 3: Make It Sing
    14. Slide 16: Have Javascript? No Yes Hide the optional field sets Page Create the link to show/hide the optional field sets How It Works
    15. Slide 17: Level 3: Make It Sing
    16. Slide 18: No Frills Dress It Up Make It Sing Levels of Service 18
    17. Slide 19: Tools at Our Disposal DOM Methods • getElementById() • getElementsByTagName() • getAttribute()/setAttribute() • createElement()/createTextNode() • innerHTML (if absolutely necessary) Class Swapping .collapsing .collapsible .tabbed .tabbed-on .faq .faq.on
    18. Slide 20: Think Customer Service
    19. Slide 21: questions?