Geert

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	317 reputation	bio	website	linkedin.com/in/geertclaes	visits	member for	2 years, 6 months
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Nov 21	awarded	Yearling
Aug 2	comment	What do you put in a country list for countries with more than one common name? Yep, I agree with Roger that you should find out first why you need to know where your users are from to find out what granularity is required. Other questions are: do you need to know where they usually live or where they currently are, or where their postage address or billing address is?
Jul 25	awarded	Scholar
Jul 25	accepted	Evaluation period with or without license key?
Jul 22	comment	Evaluation period with or without license key? Tracking the conversion rate could simply be the number of downloads (and some smarts could be built-in here to keep track where they download from) vs new paid licenses. An evaluation license key is not going to provide much more info I reckon and as both yourself and Marielle pointed out, maximize the try-ability by reducing obstacles.
Jul 22	awarded	Student
Jul 22	asked	Evaluation period with or without license key?
Jun 17	answered	How would you best implement a 'show all' feature with a search box
Apr 8	awarded	Supporter
Mar 17	awarded	Editor
Mar 17	revised	Which prototyping tools? added 4 characters in body
Mar 17	answered	Which prototyping tools?
Mar 17	comment	What's a clean way to implement two checkboxes that can be “ANDed” or “ORed”? If it is clearer now, now worries at all :)
Mar 17	comment	What's a clean way to implement two checkboxes that can be “ANDed” or “ORed”? Yep, this would work and I tend to agree with Bevan's statement that users are often confused with the result ANY vs OR will actually give them. This takes me back to question whether you really need to be able to drill down to only those people with "Dogs AND Cars", because this is the requirement causing the 2 check box solution to be insufficient? Its a bit like looking for a piece of clothing on eBay and wanting to see "only" those items which are both in the Woman's Clothing AND Men's Clothing section ... then again, we don't know what in your case the Dogs and Cars represent :)
Mar 16	answered	What's a clean way to implement two checkboxes that can be “ANDed” or “ORed”?
Feb 21	comment	Why would a web site hide the log out button? Saying that many sites use OpenID does explain why the logout button is hidden and that this practice is common for sites which do not require a high level of security!
Feb 18	comment	Drop down menu with language choice, what should the languages language be? ... hence why I mentioned that the design decision relies on the outcome of the 2 questions above ... anyhow, glad to help :)
Feb 18	answered	Visually indicating that a website supports drag and drop?
Feb 17	awarded	Teacher
Feb 17	comment	Why would a web site hide the log out button? Sites that need to be secure like banking or online payments will have a clear sign out button/link and they will even sign you out automatically after a period of time. Services like Google/Facebook/Twitter etc which may serve as your identity on other sites (OpenID, OAuth) will not make it so prominent.