Windows 7: Design Principles for Windows 7 | pdc2008

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.

Samuel Moreau

Tags: Intermediate, Lunch Session, Windows 7

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Joiseystud

Great video. One thing that the OS can do to exhibit better manners is to revamp the way that focus changes among windows today. Today in Vista applications jump out and take window focus from others. THis is super annoying. I noticed when using a mac that this is done right on the Mac. Please look at the window manager focus problem and solve it with Windows 7. This would take windows to another level altogether!

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Brillian Khan

That's really great. Microsoft Windows 7 is really very good and it will become a good competitor for future for Google Chrome. Christmas Greetings

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In reply to james85

#Sep 12th, 2009 @ 2:46 PM

Windows 7 may be the cat's pajamas but I have a strong suspicion that my work computer will continue to run Windows XP for a very, very long time. I might be able to talk the management committee into buying a $200 upgrade (per XP machine) when the recession ends, but there is no way I'm going to let the IT guy run a clean install! Business upgrade FAIL.

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