No Modes – The Future of all Web Applications

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! The Future of Web Applications No Modes Andrew Cassell @alc277

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Interaction UI UX

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“Since humans are more pliable than computers, it can be easier to make a human ﬁt the computer’s limitations than to design the computer to ﬁt the human’s needs. When that happens, the human becomes a prisoner trapped by the computer rather than liberated by it.” - Karla Jennings 3

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Modes

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“It is no accident that swearing is denoted by #&%!#$&. It’s what a typewriter used to do when you typed numbers when the Caps Lock was engaged.” - Dr. James Winter

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Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it. - George Santayana

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What experience and history teach is this — that nations and governments have never learned anything from history… - Hegel

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Modeless

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emacs

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Quasimode

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REALITY

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CARS

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GUNS

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modes in web 1.0

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Edit

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Save

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Context

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Modal

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Modal

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Modal

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Interfaces must be designed to accommodate our ability to pay conscious attention to only one object or situation, called our locus of attention, at a time. - Jef Raskin

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Mode Error

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Modes are a signiﬁcant source of errors, confusion, unnecessary restrictions, and complexity in interfaces. - Jef Raskin

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! Imagine if every Thursday your shoes exploded if you tied them the usual way. This happens to us all the time with computers, and nobody thinks of complaining. - Jef Raskin

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REALITY (another dose)

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MODES SUCK

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Modals for Good : (

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No Take Backsies

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Take Bathroom Selﬁe?

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Modal Alternative?

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Popovers

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Example

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We learn by example and by direct experience because there are real limits to the adequacy of verbal instruction. - Malcolm Gladwell

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1.)Edit/POST

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2.) Modals

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Deﬁne Task APIs

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3.) Popover

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4.) Bring Features out of a Mode

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4.) Quasimode (Drag & Drop)

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sortable

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5.) Undo

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6.) Edit in Place

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Description

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7.) UI Quasimode (Panel)

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