yahvuu wrote:
> for your inspiration, here's the fastest way to perform adjustments that i can think of:
>
> While pressing a shortcut key
> - the corresponding slider gets displayed right under the pointer
> - moving the pointer left-right immediately performs the adjustment.
> To commit, simply release the key.
nice brainstorm.
there are quite a few catches, but I am not going to spoil the
brainstorm spirit with those.
to push this forward: I see this fully relies on the dialog
being there (for multiple reasons) with the sliders (and other
controls) being there (and taking screen real estate) and then
the shortcuts show one slider/control at the time.
the question is: can that be combined?
that is the next level...
--ps
founder + principal interaction architect
man + machine interface works
http://blog.mmiworks.net: on interaction architecture
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