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Layered UI: Another Example in the Mac "Time Machine"
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Layered UI: Another Example in the Mac "Time Machine"
Layered UI: Another Example in the Mac "Time Machine"
MSDNArchive
8 Aug 2006 2:39 PM
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Nate put together a nice collage of some layered UI work we did back in the late 90s next to a recent ship from Apple:
The webgraphics UI allowed a user to see all 10 titles and hover in to see details. The time explorer uses a cleaner mapping of y-axis to time, but lacks the the visibility advantages of the wbg design.
Note: I'm pretty proud of the search stack UI, notably as it was a hidden frame AJAXy implementation for IE, fresh after the introduction of innerHTML.
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