Windows 7: Design Principles for Windows 7
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Together, we can increase customer enthusiasm, satisfaction and loyalty by designing user experiences that are both desirable and harmonious. In this session we introduce the Windows User Experience Principles approach to shipping software. Along the way
we share stories and lessons learned along the journey of designing the user model and experience for Windows 7, and leave you with a set of principles that you can apply as you build your applications for Windows.
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Samuel Moreau
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On the one hand you show a Vista screen with 6 entry points to Outlook. Then you show Windows 7 with just one entry point. Like you said, you could have cheated and removed other entry points. Before you plea to users not to spam their desktops, imagine this - I am guessing that even as Outlook installs itself, it probably defaults into installing shortcuts all over the place. For naive users, they'd just be instructed to click through. It makes things simple for them. So it's not just getting users to stop spamming their desktops with multiple shortcuts to the same application.
This is something what Apple does and they are very good at. But go on... THIS IS a laudable effort by Microsoft team.
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