Encuestas online - Software encuesta - Crea y envia cuestionarios ... Las más solicitadas EncuestaFacil.com ha diseñado un sistema que permite identificar y llevar un control sobre los participantes de una encuesta cuando el envío de la misma se realiza por medio del método "Desde mi propio correo". Para eso se han creado dos nuevos parámetros (ShipID y CustID) que se deben incorporar en el enlace de la encuesta que se envía a los participantes. Haz click aquí para ver un documento explicativo para el uso de este sistema. Puedes consultar el documento explicativo de ayuda para trabajar con los resultados de tus encuestas en Excel. Existen varias posibilidades para recoger las respuestas de una encuesta. Exportación de Outlook a Mis Listas. Una de las cuestiones más valoradas por las empresas y organizaciones a la hora de realizar una encuesta online es poder personalizar la misma para adaptarse a sus necesidades de imagen corporativa. Generales EncuestaFacil.com es una solución completa para hacer encuestas por Internet. No. Sobre metodología Recuerda:
Computer Resting Face=Not Good 5 Simple Social Design Tips From the Masters This series is supported by Wix.com, an online design tool that enables you to create your own Flash websites, social network layouts, and more, for free. Learn more about Wix here. With so much content competing for users' attention, it's important for content creators to have websites or applications that are accessible, clean and interactive. For sites with a social media focus, a solid user experience is even more important because if users can't easily navigate a site or connect with their existing networks, chances are, those users won't return. Joshua Porter, author of Designing for the Social Web defines social design as "designing for the social interactions between people using software." The methodologies and science behind user interface and user experience can be overwhelming for professionals, not to mention the content creator that just wants to have a site that can encourage interactivity with its audience. 1. Hess writes: 2. Nik tells us: 3. 4. Benjamin tells us: 5.
UX - User Experience - in Libraries As you can see from all the links above the UX in Libraries Conference was very important in establishing UX in a library context in the UK. Matt also curated a list of write-ups of the conference. I've copied and pasted the below from his site - it should provide a lot of insight into ethnography, design, and UX in general. The UKAnthroLib blog, mentioned above with the Meg Westbury case study, is a great place to see examples of ethnography in practice. Designing Better Libraries is another blog with good categorisation, featuring posts on Ethnography, Design Thinking etc. Weave UX is an open source journal dedicated to Open Source, wrangled by Matthew Reidsma whose UXLibs keynote on Design is linked above. Matt also looks after a twitter regular conversation on UX. LibUX is also a great resource, with several useful podcasts, although it primarily focuses on the online side of UX rather than the ethnographic aspects we're concentrating on here.
Flash/PHP poll with a text file 3.3 Third frame: the chart component Before continue you should install the Chart Component extension from the macromedia exchange site. From the component panel drag 'n drop the BarChart element on your stage in the 3rd frame and give to the movieclip istance name: results. 3.4 Third frame: the script In the 3rd frame we put this code at first, in order to remove all duplicate movieclips of the second frame: stop();// -------------------// remove radio button// -------------------function removeRadio(){ var a = 2; while(_root['myRadio' + a] ! Then setup the script to add the items to the bar component: What the component does is to get the value and create the bar chart in according to the values passed. The last step: Create a new button (also a component button), with goBack istance name and prevFrame as clickHandler. // ----------------------------// if cookie value is FALSE// set the back button disabled// ----------------------------if(myVar.allow=='false'){ goBack.setEnabled(false);}
Signs of Good Design | The User Experience There’s more to design than appearances, but the way an object looks is often the most immediate and apparent aspect of how it has been designed. The power of this immediacy allows some designers to think only about aesthetics, and that leads to attractive but unusable stuff. This happens quite often with websites created using Flash. Of course, a focus on meaning and ease of use doesn’t mean aesthetics should be ignored. Many small and medium-sized libraries—and some large ones, too—don’t have the luxury of an in-house graphic design department to create nice-looking, effective, and consistent signs and brochures. While pointing out ugly and rude messages in libraries has been a niche popular pastime recently (see bit.ly/librarysigns for some examples), less has been done to help libraries improve their signs. Conduct an audit List on a spreadsheet all of the signs in your library, especially the little bits of paper taped up in random places. Redesign the signs Beyond redesigning
The Current State of Web Design: Trends 2010 - Smashing Magazine User Experience | Andy Priestner - Training & Consulting Ver Peliculas Online Gratis, Cine en casa, carteleras | SIPELICULAS.COM Walking Paper A Design Is Only As Deep As It Is Usable Advertisement There are well-known proverbs that imply (or state outright) that beauty is superficial and limited in what it can accomplish. “It’s what’s inside that counts” and “Beauty is only skin deep” are a few simple examples. Because the Web design industry is now flooded with a lot of raw talent, and because virtually anyone can create a “beautiful” website, recognizing a truly beautiful website experience is becoming increasingly difficult. In this article, I hope to provide a clear demarcation between what is perceived by most to be beautiful in Web design and what is truly beautiful, along with some guiding principles to help designers today create websites whose beauty is not superficial, but rather improves and enhances the user experience. Gradients, Drop-Shadows, Reflections, Oh My! A lot of things could fall in the category of “beautiful” or “attractive” in the context of Web design. Mint.com has everything a client could ask for in a “Web 2.0 design”. The Dribbble Syndrome
Library UX in Practice | The User Experience The Southeast Florida Library Information Network (SEFLIN) is diving deep into library user experience (UX), and the organization’s member libraries are reaping the benefits. SEFLIN recently created an application for member libraries to propose UX projects. Six libraries were selected—a mix of public and academic institutions—and I’ll be working with them in 2015. Spending a day together in January, we talked about aspirations along with library UX challenges, opportunities, and techniques. In subsequent days I met with the UX teams individually at their libraries so we could further discuss and refine their project ideas. Different libraries have many distinct qualities, but many also share common UX concerns. Entrance makeover The Problem: One very stately SEFLIN library aims to excel at customer service, but the library’s leaders are displeased that the entrance to their building isn’t quite as inviting as it could be. Better branding Improving through removing Building flow