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One of the things I most dislike about combination locks is that you turn the knob in the opposite direction of travel. Like: to go "left" you have to turn the knob right, and vice versa, cuz they're designed around the direction of the numbers instead of the direction of the knob.
This really weird take brought to you by me playing RE2 Remake, and it having (ass-backwards)combination safes in it.
Is watchdog always mandatory in the functional safety project?
Is watchdog always mandatory in the functional safety project?
Generally, a watchdog in system design seems to be considered as design for the purpose of safety. What do you think? Is it essential? Assume that tester1 performs testing for 100 days, and tester2 performs testing for 10 days. They tested same product. Then can you determine that tester1 is better than tester2? You will say “No”, because test criteria should be considered when evaluating quality…
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what is in a powerpoint slide? for a powerpoint slide by any other name would still smell like shit.
I really feel like Edward Tufte, mentioned in a previous post on my wordpress account, could really relate to the Shakespearean title of this article.
What is the big deal with Power Point slides?
Why is it such a big topic of discussion among information designers/architects/everystudentwhohaseverwalkedonearth?
TED, a powerful resource for just-about-any-kind-of-information ever has a little debate going on featuring two well-known gurus: Edward Tufte versus Hans Rosling. They’ve posted a little blog and YOU SHOULD READ IT. Because if you are a human being, you will probably have to make the decision to use a slideshow or not at some point in your life.
Some thoughts to consider before you do make this decision:
Humans, now more than ever, think and process information in sound bytes.
Just because you’re not a designer doesn’t mean you can’t learn a thing or two about making FONTS look pretty, choosing the RIGHT COLOUR SCEME, and how to embrace text BREVITY.
I just gave you the solutions to all your problems in point 2.
Consider your audience’s tolerance, or literacy, of slideshows!
Here are articles arguing either side. Pro – Anti
Make good choices!
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