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IFD:Designing For Action/Bastian, Martin (view source)
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'''users goals''' | '''users goals''' | ||
* keep interesting, rare, hard to find pages at the tip of their fingers | * keep interesting, rare, hard to find pages at the tip of their fingers | ||
* organize a simple structure to do so without supplying any additional information | * organize a simple structure to do so, without supplying any additional information | ||
* refind pages easily without having to big of a thinking-process | |||
'''users main issues''' | '''users main issues''' | ||
* users rather leave tabs open to "refind" pages because the bookmark system as of today requires a lot of user-based thought and action | * users rather leave tabs open to "refind" pages because the bookmark system as of today requires a lot of user-based thought and action | ||
''Was stoert dich beim heutigen Bookmarks-Konzept?'' | |||
''bookmarken ist zu aufwändig erst noch sortieren und speichern - eigentlich will man ja nur ein tab weniger haben.'' | |||
* bookmarks are too static, folder based (hierachical) sorting doesn't represent the way we think nowadays | * bookmarks are too static, folder based (hierachical) sorting doesn't represent the way we think nowadays | ||
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* because the user is lazy most of the bookmarks are thrown into one folder, thus the whole idea of bookmarking becomes obsolete | * because the user is lazy most of the bookmarks are thrown into one folder, thus the whole idea of bookmarking becomes obsolete | ||
* user will more likly use text based search (history, google) to refind information, but the bookmarks system doesn't support this | |||
'''our Goals''' | '''our Goals''' | ||