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Author Archives: Stuart
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HCI2012 Presentation Slides
Here are the slides for my paper entitled “Snookered by an interruption? Use a cue” (co-authored with Anna Cox and Sandy Gould from UCL), which I presented at HCI2012 in Birmingham, UK.
EDIT: Now spliced together with the audio from the presentation! (Lasts 10 minutes.)
And here’s my dissertation on which the paper was based.
A Table of Contents for Keynote
Note: This article applies to Keynote ’08 (version 4.x)
Sometimes in life you have to use the wrong tool to get the job done. Recently I had to use Apple’s Keynote to make documents containing a lot of graphic artefacts. Being a presentation tool, Keynote has no concept of generating an index of its contents, but from a user’s perspective a table of contents (TOC) is pretty much essential. Here’s a hack, using AppleScript, to make one. More
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Please, please, please touch the screen!!!
A Sustainable Axure Tab Control
The Axure tutorials are a great resource, both for learners starting out with interactive prototyping and old hands in need of reference material during bouts of amnesia. But the approach suggested for constructing a tab control, whilst being a quick method, hinders subsequent maintenance and enhancement. Here, I propose a revised approach which is cleaner, lighter, and exploits Axure’s latent power. And I follow it up with a detailed tutorial. More
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The exit from the crypt under the Sacré-Cœur in Paris. The system proved to be brilliantly useless.
