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  • Re: "Pressed" State

    This brings up an interesting aspect of cognition, related to actions, behavior, and feedback that we may or may not be aware or conscious of. Put simply, we are not aware of much of our behavior (i.e. what we actually do, as opposed to what we think we do), and how our behavior is impacted by differences...
    Posted to UX Community By [Infragistics] Joel Eden on 03-15-2009

  • Re: "Pressed" State

    A few more thoughts: On the Web, buttons (particularly image buttons and link buttons) do not have a pressed state. Web is used as much if not more than rich apps by most people, no? The mouse (or other input device) provides tactile feedback that a press is occuring. As noted the press is an unconscious...
    Posted to UX Community By [Infragistics] Ambrose Little on 02-24-2009

  • Come Learn Infragistics at our First Ever Conference!

    This year— coming up very soon —Infragistics will be co-hosting devscovery with Wintellect! This is going to be awesome. Not too long ago, I blogged about how Infragistics is an MVP squirrel . We’re bringing those nuts to this conference as well as some of our seasoned control developers and designers...
    Posted to Ambrose Little By [Infragistics] Ambrose Little on 02-20-2008
    Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, Best Practices, Silverlight, UX, Visual Design, Windows Forms, WPF

  • From Interaction Design to Context Awareness

    Thanks to a sharp co-worker of mine , I was recently introduced to " Magic Ink: Information Software and the Graphical Interface ," by Bret Victor. It was quite an interesting read; Victor makes a lot of good points. For instance, he suggests that we should view information software as graphic...
    Posted to Ambrose Little By [Infragistics] Ambrose Little on 08-14-2007
    Filed under: Software Architecture, UX, Visual Design

  • Fireworks and XAML - Brought Together by Infragistics

    Grant Hinkson, visual design guru at Infragistics, recently published an article about creating his Fireworks to XAML exporter tool on Adobe.com. The article introduces the tool by illuminating the process for extending Fireworks and offering best practices for such endeavors. For anyone yearning to...
    Posted to Ambrose Little By [Infragistics] Ambrose Little on 12-01-2006
    Filed under: Visual Design
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