...ystemic bias]] and [[groupthink]] leading to bad decisions. For example [[User:Juxo]] writes:
...fights, instead of using a neutral or objective method to do it within one interface, as [[politics as usual]] demands
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'''Symbolwiki''' uses a few conventions that simplify the [[wiki user interface]], very important for small screen devices, and is interesting.
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...that is only managed there is soon forgotten in its incomprehensible user interface and a haze of out of date projects and geek talk.
...At the least, actual end users may participate, and may be able to use the interface of it.
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...ease. No attempt to define an [[XML DTD]] specific to one project or user interface can possibly succeed. It will require all [[essential projects]] to cooper
...onsuml.sourceforge.net converted to reflect the more general approach. --[[User:Juxo|Juxo]] 18:10, 13 Mar 2004 (EET)
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A '''web service''' is only one type of [[user interface]] for an [[online service]], which will today usually have [[HawHaw]] mobil
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'''The [[Wikipedia]] [[user interface]]''' uses the following words:
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'''UI is shorthand for User Interface'''
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'''End user feedback''' is really really important. Without it, people get very frustr
...ect. A good evidence of this is that after 20 years, no good [[GPL]] user interface has arrived, most people still use [[MacOS]] and [[Windows]] for their desk
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...actual "original". Being forced to pick out the crappy [[mediawiki]] user interface from the text is exactly what the [[GFDL]] is designed to prevent...
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...s interfaces conventions work together. It will have the usual [[bad user interface]] of all such "soup" software.
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...interface and access the GFDL text corpus itself directly through any user interface. This they are doing at present through use of tools they do not share wit
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...emented as $wgUserTablePrefix, but that's not catchy and aliterative. -- [[User:Tim Starling|Tim Starling]] 18:34, 30 Aug 2004 (EEST)
...oding both to make that reliable. Call it the same thing as you do on the user's screen, i.e. [[single login]], using that word/phrase "login" or "log in"
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...tware]] can actually have this capability, so it is an attribute of [[user interface]]s, [[knowledge base]]s, [[portal]]s and [[wiki]]s. For example, one might
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...taken as equivalently credible to those that are made via the Consumerium interface. As it stands, this is the most credible of the various [[mediawiki]] fron
...annot claim. [[Wikitravel]] for instance uses both the [[mediawiki]] user interface and the CC license.
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...] for [[standup use]] that nonetheless involves both eyes, both hands, the user to be standing still or walking in a safe place where the [[visual distract
**An [[FM radio]] for instance might work well for an [[audio]] per-store interface.
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...field of [[usability]], [[productivity]] and other studies of multi-[[user interface design]]. This includes what is now called [[groupware]] and [[social soft
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...are going to be inclined to contribute, simply because they know that user interface. For instance, using [[MediaWiki]] as we do in the [[Development wiki]] is
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...acking input from non-developers in non-technical forms like [[Consumerium User Stories]], [[best cases]] and [[worst cases]]. If users begin to tell stor
...fic language in descriptions and the [[Consumerium Service access]] [[user interface]]s
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...seconds of fumbling, and enable use in situations where even a one-handed interface is of no use at all.
*how long can the user tolerate waiting to receive the [[Consumerium buying signal]]? if they mus
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*simplicity of user interface and language used in it
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