31–40 of 41 posts
part 1: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/39791560/highlight/423948
part 2: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/39791773/highlight/423949
Q&A: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/39791773/highlight/423952
The net connection dropped out between part 1 and 2, and it's using my laptop mic.
A featureless website with no info or anything? edit: oh, I see from the comments that it's a presentation and you have to click on the black border where there's no indication that you should click. Allow me to use this opportunity to mention how awful this is from a UI/UX perspective. Terrible design.
I immediately went for the arrow keys. That being said, I noticed that most people really aren't sure what to do when they see an intro slide [0]. A couple of arrows in the bottom corner never hurt anybody. [0]: http://jdan.github.io/cleaver/
A featureless website with no info or anything? edit: oh, I see from the comments that it's a presentation and you have to click on the black border where there's no indication that you should click. Allow me to use this opportunity to mention how awful this is from a UI/UX perspective. Terrible design.
A featureless website with no info or anything? edit: oh, I see from the comments that it's a presentation and you have to click on the black border where there's no indication that you should click. Allow me to use this opportunity to mention how awful this is from a UI/UX perspective. Terrible design.
Hard to use on Android as well, since it sets ahistory state for each slide change. Get to the end of the presentation and have to press Back a hundred times to get to where it started. Not great.
Just give me the thing in paragraph form if you put it on the internet without the audible speech to go with it. In fact, do that anyhow.
(Also pick up some better slide talk design techniques. For example: http://presentationzen.blogs.com/presentationzen/2005/09/liv... )
since when is SSL a cypherpunk success story?
A featureless website with no info or anything? edit: oh, I see from the comments that it's a presentation and you have to click on the black border where there's no indication that you should click. Allow me to use this opportunity to mention how awful this is from a UI/UX perspective. Terrible design.
Hard to use on Android as well, since it sets ahistory state for each slide change. Get to the end of the presentation and have to press Back a hundred times to get to where it started. Not great.
EDIT: I now see you are talking about going back to slide 1. I just tested and it took me ~5 seconds to swipe back to the first slide. Or you could easily change the url.
If the author is reading this: please use regular HTML in the future. Make your work future-proof by avoiding presentation gimmicks and delivering your content in a plain, honest way. Thank you.
He presented this at Dorkbot-SF last night; I streamed it: part 1: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/39791560/highlight/423948 part 2: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/39791773/highlight/423949 Q&A: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/39791773/highlight/423952 The net connection dropped out between part 1 and 2, and it's using my laptop mic.