User Experience Design Principles of a Natural User Interface (NUI)
In a previous blog post (Defining a Natural User Interface) I explained how finding a clear and concise definition of a Natural User Interface (NUI) was not easy.
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In a previous blog post (Defining a Natural User Interface) I explained how finding a clear and concise definition of a Natural User Interface (NUI) was not easy.
We recently made a presentation at the Qt Developer Days conference in San Francisco, entitled Make Your Content Shine: Design Choices for a Qt Touch Kiosk.
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Natural User Interface (NUI) is a concept that sounds simple enough at first but then it defies a simple, one-sentence definition.
ICS is proud to promote our partner QNX Software Systems’ web seminar tomorrow (Thursday, Oct 9): “Simplifying the software integration &
When a person encounters a kiosk or computer device in a public space, such as a sales or museum kiosk, they can only benefit from it if they can f
Common user experience (UX) wisdom says that you have a short period of time (approximately 3 seconds to 3 minute
In-vehicle systems have recently been pulled from relative obscurity into the limelight.
A new feature in Qt version 5 is an executable program similar to qmlscene that can execute QML files.
The Qt Contributors Summit occurred June 10-11 in Berlin. Here is a quick summary of my impressions:
1) Unifying Qt
At Integrated Computer Solutions (ICS), we recently have begun marketing a touchscreen kiosk product that we call ViewPoint (www.viewpointkiosks.com).
Perhaps you have been trying to do more with QML than just using the basic elements like rectangles, text and images, or maybe you have been strugg
Color theory is often referenced when creating or viewing traditional works of art.
Skills as these are invaluable to a designer. The issue designers often face is clients don’t always know what problem a user may face while using a product, they then will need to solve.
There are several ways to display a workflow, one of which is the swim lane diagram. These diagrams visually describe how a process works, including the people involved and the handover of information. Another advantage of workflow analysis is that it e
Generations of operating systems have heavily utilized shades of blue and gray. On my current Mac desktop, I can set a preference for the “Appearance” to be “blue” or “gray.” However, even if I choose gray, the folder icons are light blue.
Visual design has the potential to make or break a user experience.
In this post we'll look at the Raspberry Pi camera module, a low cost hardwar module that supports still picture and video recording.
The area of IVI, or more generally the Connected Car (mirrorlink.com)(1), seems poised to be a hot market for 2014 and beyond.