- Foreword
- Preface
- I. Make It Direct
- 1. In-Page Editing
- 2. Drag and Drop
- 3. Direct Selection
- Toggle Selection
- Collected Selection
- Object Selection
- Hybrid Selection
- Considerations
- Confusing two models
- Blending two models
- II. Keep It Lightweight
- 4. Contextual Tools
- Interaction in Context
- Fitts’s Law
- Contextual Tools
- Always-Visible Tools
- Hover-Reveal Tools
- Toggle-Reveal Tools
- Multi-Level Tools
- Secondary Menu
- Considerations
- Conflict with browser menu
- Discoverability
- Accessibility
- Acting on multiple objects
- III. Stay on the Page
- 5. Overlays
- 6. Inlays
- 7. Virtual Pages
- 8. Process Flow
- Google Blogger
- The Magic Principle
- Interactive Single-Page Process
- Inline Assistant Process
- Dialog Overlay Process
- Configurator Process
- Static Single-Page Process
- Considerations
- Making it feel lightweight
- Multiple pages are not necessarily evil
- IV. Provide an Invitation
- V. Use Transitions
- VI. React Immediately
- Considerations
- Considerations
- 4. Contextual Tools
- Considerations
About the Authors
Bill Scott is director of UI Engineering at Netflix in Los Gatos, CA, where he plies his interface engineering and design skills. Scott is the former Yahoo! Ajax evangelist and pattern curator for the Yahoo! Design Pattern Library.
He has a long and glamorous history in the IT world, due mostly to his unique understanding of both the technical and creative aspects of designing usable products. His ramblings and musings can be found at http://www.looksgoodworkswell.com.
Theresa Neil is a user experience consultant in Austin, Texas, where she designs rich applications for start-ups and Fortune500 companies.
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