jmulder

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by jmulder 10y ago
Haha, I am very well. Yourself? Hit me up on Twitter @jmulder to catch up!
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by jmulder 10y ago
Hear hear. Without deviantArt and the incredible support of the community I would have never gotten into product design. Also, hi
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by jmulder 13y ago
But that's not the point. The point is to have easy to understand cues for the receiver on how important the message is, with the sole goal not to disturb them for messages that do not require immediate attention. A phone call can alwa
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by jmulder 13y ago
I assume because the concept of those messages and the 'undo' action they contain match. The message is a confirmation of sending and the action is to undo sending. Having read the message once and learn about it allows you to dis
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by jmulder 13y ago
I'd like to see them test this in The Netherlands, where, especially here in Amsterdam, it's quite normal for bike thiefs (or junkies) to steal a bike in seconds and sell them for 15 euro just minutes later. Success of this device
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by jmulder 13y ago
I'd be interested, sure! :-)
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by jmulder 13y ago
I started noticing this at home the other day and I quite like it. It allows me to short-cut key directly back to the search box. It will take some getting used to, sure.
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by jmulder 13y ago
Very useful! Thank you ver much! Although I'd like to add one suggestion and that is to surpress an 'echo' on successful navigation. I'd see my path twice right underneath of eachother, which just clutters up the screen.
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by jmulder 13y ago
I'm one of the designers at funda (largest Dutch real estate listing site) -- though on the Personalisation team and not the Search or Presentation teams. This is definitely a beautiful and useful visualisation and something we've
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by jmulder 13y ago
I've been using Feedly with Reeder for iPhone. In terms of design I think Feedly is one of the better options, but they should really spend more time on making their UI a whole lot more responsive. I've always felt one of Google R
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by jmulder 13y ago
In normal Scrum terms this is what they call a retrospective, right? A sprint review is one where you present the resulting potentially shippable product to stakeholders.
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by jmulder 13y ago
People claiming the author should have just 'unsubscribed' are missing the point of trust. The author didn't just want these e-mails, he actually lost trust that Weebly was capable of sending informative e-mails at all. This is a huge loss
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by jmulder 13y ago
List view. Keeps my horizontal eye movement to a minimum.
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by jmulder 14y ago
She really doesn't trust Yahoo's own management, does she? Wouldn't be surprised if she was right and Yahoo's current management is indeed mediocre at best, in which case all these 'weird' things she's doing might not be weird after all.
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by jmulder 14y ago
I'll start with the criticism, because that's what you want, but all in all I think you have a good start here. :-) My main point of feedback would be: why would I want to meet the 'right' people in my neighbourhood? What is 'right' anyway?
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by jmulder 14y ago
I'm really curious to know why they decided to place the content on the new Timeline on the right, instead of on the left. First instinct would say that the profile information and who their friends are would fit better on the right hand si
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by jmulder 14y ago
He's not really proposing Instagram to go in this direction at all. He's just using their UI as an example of how one could do commerce for mobile devices. But using Instagram as an example is a bit too far fetched. Instagram didn't grow be
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by jmulder 14y ago
Folders or tags are hard in the sense that both of them require a user to think about organisation, when in reality any of them just wants to find the file 'magically' where they last left it and do stuff with it. In most cases this is in s
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by jmulder 15y ago
Amsterdam, The Netherlands Funda is looking for a full-time User Experience Designer and Front-end Developer. Both positions will be in our current User Experience team, where we already have three designers. Especially for the front-end de
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by jmulder 16y ago
I read all headlines that make it to the frontpage, which according to Google Reader is about 100 per day (never use Mark all as read). I actually only completely read 4 to 5 articles per day, again, according to Google Reader.
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by jmulder 16y ago
Continue to be a part of a great team building a great product. It's cheesy, sure, but it's very important to me. I love my job and see a great future for the company I work at. However, I can only continue committing 100% if I work with gr
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by jmulder 16y ago
Good to see some cricket love here. :-) (Dutch cricket player in the Amsterdam area)
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by jmulder 16y ago
The Root still exists? That's just crazy. I remember first visiting that place back in the days I was still active at deviantART as well, which must have been like 8 years ago now. Don't think my account is still there though... ;-)
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by jmulder 16y ago
There have been a couple of other posts about people wanting to organise one in either Amsterdam or Utrecht. I live in the Amsterdam area and work near Amstel Station in Amsterdam, so I'm good to go to Amsterdam or Utrecht. PS. Anyone happe
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by jmulder 16y ago
Very nice. I enjoy I seeing a fellow Dutchman doing something different. Sure, there are some improvements you could do design wise, but don't worry, just keep on going and you'll figure it out eventually. :-)
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by jmulder 16y ago
Doing primarily CSS, HTML or Javascript in my editor, my requirements are less about code navigation and more about just being quick and simple. On OSX I use TextMate, but on Windows I use Intype -- www.intype.info Intype is a very, very us
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by jmulder 16y ago
Regular use: - FaviconizeTab (reduces a tab's width to just its favicon) - Tab Mix Plus (better tab management and session management) - Google Reader Watcher - oldbar (single line design in the URL bar) - Menu Editor (ability to remove all
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by jmulder 16y ago
I have been a customer of ServerBeach ( http://www.serverbeach.com/ ) since their early days back in 2002 I believe. Always been good and their support has been top notch, both in times of software and hardware issues -- I once had a HDD go
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by jmulder 16y ago
I'm on a 24" monitor at 1920x1200. However, I never ever maximize my windows, especially not my browser. The latter is because as an interface designer I want my viewport to always be the width of whatever a user has at a maximized window o
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by jmulder 16y ago
A hit in efficiency of the user when scanning the search results. And you're right. People won't leave Google over this. But Google has done extensive testing on page speed in the past and measured its long term impact on pageviews per sear

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