Comments on: Terminology: the difference between a gesture and a manipulation http://blog.rongeorge.com/design/interaction-design/terminology-the-difference-between-a-gesture-and-a-manipulation/ About designing interfaces and experiences Wed, 15 Sep 2010 18:01:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: OCGM (pronounced Occam['s Razor]) is the replacement for WIMP- Experience Design by Ron George http://blog.rongeorge.com/design/interaction-design/terminology-the-difference-between-a-gesture-and-a-manipulation/#comment-1546 OCGM (pronounced Occam['s Razor]) is the replacement for WIMP- Experience Design by Ron George Sat, 20 Mar 2010 22:07:35 +0000 http://rongeorge.com/?p=572#comment-1546 [...] went into detail about the differences in Gestures and Manipulations in a previous post [check it out for a refresher]. Gestures are actions performed by the user that initiate a function [...] [...] went into detail about the differences in Gestures and Manipulations in a previous post [check it out for a refresher]. Gestures are actions performed by the user that initiate a function [...]

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]]> By: Ron http://blog.rongeorge.com/design/interaction-design/terminology-the-difference-between-a-gesture-and-a-manipulation/#comment-895 Ron Wed, 30 Dec 2009 10:02:32 +0000 http://rongeorge.com/?p=572#comment-895 I'm not sure if any are in the system at this point. When I left, last summer, there were none implemented. That didn't stop design though, and there are several in the works now. There have also been some great leaps forward in the gesture learning and recognition category. I’m not sure if any are in the system at this point. When I left, last summer, there were none implemented. That didn’t stop design though, and there are several in the works now.

There have also been some great leaps forward in the gesture learning and recognition category.

]]> By: Ron http://blog.rongeorge.com/design/interaction-design/terminology-the-difference-between-a-gesture-and-a-manipulation/#comment-894 Ron Wed, 30 Dec 2009 10:01:06 +0000 http://rongeorge.com/?p=572#comment-894 One of the most interesting things I learned about actual alternative input users on the Windows platform was the use of the flicks. Users would program their favorite actions or command into it and use it in games. To a designer with no experience, you would be designing for a corner case. After seeing the numbers, that is absolutely not the case. It was significant. One of the most interesting things I learned about actual alternative input users on the Windows platform was the use of the flicks.

Users would program their favorite actions or command into it and use it in games. To a designer with no experience, you would be designing for a corner case. After seeing the numbers, that is absolutely not the case. It was significant.

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