Mathew Foscarini

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bio	website	thinkingmedia.ca
	location	Markham, Ontario, Canada
	age	40
visits	member for	1 year
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	802 reputation	bio	website	thinkingmedia.ca	visits	member for	1 year
110 badges		location	Markham, Ontario, Canada		seen	11 hours ago

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May 11	awarded	Scholar
May 11	accepted	Documented guidelines for one-handed mobile phone interfaces
May 11	comment	Documented guidelines for one-handed mobile phone interfaces thank you. I will order these.
May 11	suggested	suggested edit on Documented guidelines for one-handed mobile phone interfaces
May 11	awarded	Student
May 11	comment	Documented guidelines for one-handed mobile phone interfaces I too am having a hard time find info on the subject, and disappointed the Apple's own guidelines are so lacking on the subject. The best solution I've found is to browse apps and try them, which is a time consuming process.
May 11	asked	Documented guidelines for one-handed mobile phone interfaces
May 11	awarded	Critic
May 9	answered	How can you make a user experience addictive?
May 9	comment	Microsoft Visual Studio 11 - why would they use uppercase in UI? A perfect example of analytical corporate culture gone wacko.
May 7	answered	Do people use `jump to top of page` links?
May 6	answered	Should URL input fields automatically prepend http:// if the user leaves it off?
May 4	answered	Is a “repeat password” field necessary in a signup page?
May 4	comment	Why isn't the “remember me” checkbox in login forms enabled by default? @webvitaly: sounds like what you want is "late authentication" where a user's session can be restored without prompting for a password (remember me). That user can use the website as the previous user, but the moment they attempt to perform a risky action (delete, edit, create) then their ID can be authenticated by prompting for a password. Example, you can log into a message board as yourself without being prompted, but the first time you try to post something it asks for your password, or when you try to read private messages. Maybe posting doesn't required it, but private messages do.
May 4	comment	Can stairs have a user experience? "Anything you interact with has a user experience." - that's what she said!
May 4	awarded	Commentator
May 4	comment	Can stairs have a user experience? +1 just for having a diagram! lol
May 4	answered	Why isn't the “remember me” checkbox in login forms enabled by default?
May 3	comment	Does having different functionality for the same button on different screen cause a usability issue? My understanding was that if it's a link A tag, and has a title attribute to hold the tooltip, then screenreaders would read the title. Further more, the designer can put a full description into the link, but hide content to show a background image for the X. This should also work for screenreaders. Correct me if I'm wrong? Cause this is often what I do.
May 3	comment	Does having different functionality for the same button on different screen cause a usability issue? "X" to me always means delete, and that the line it's associated with will be removed. Also, I expect any micro control like that to have a tooltip.