Technical Dogumentation
For a city of its size, the streets of San Diego are remarkably well-designed, user-friendly, “nuisance free“, and well documented.
Crosswalk Interfaces
In the vicity of the San Diego Convention Center, crosswalks are well marked, well-lighted, human scale, and when pushed, provide continuous feedback via a little red light. Moreover, the crosswalks are time-synchronized so that a pedestrian walking at a moderate pace never has to stop to push a crosswalk button. When you do stop, stickers above the crosswalk buttons provide both visual and textual documentation, explaining the precise meaning of each signal state: walk, walk cautiously, and do not walk, homey. Feature Request: extensible timeout settings and audible activation feedback.
Dogumentation
Thanks in large part to the excellent user education skills of San Diego's “nuisance“ mitigation team, I have yet to encounter a single turd file in my traversals of the grid...
For those of you who know him, do Happy, Happy and Happy, pictured above, appear to be caricatures of Eli Robillard? I ran into Eli in the TechEd community cabanas this morning with his wife, Marcie.
