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| − | ==On our way to build up a vibrant User Experience community==
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| − | Sun's '''StarOffice User Experience''' (UX) team is about to evolve into an '''OOo UX community'''. Some small steps already have been taken ([http://specs.openoffice.org/ feature specifications], [http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/User_Experience_Community#Guidelines guidelines], etc.), but these are all rather dispersed, and the '''"glue" is still missing'''. Even more important, so far this is a Sun-only activity, and the '''community''' hasn't been involved yet.
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| − | That's why Stefan Taxhet and I met to discuss '''steps''' towards founding or becoming part of an OOo UX community. We didn't finish, and I would like to '''open the discussion''' at this point, to get broader feedback and to involve more people.
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| − | When thinking about these steps, I am always keen to know, how we can find out if any of the steps is successful, how we can '''measure success'''. Also, I would like to '''distinguish''' between steps that lead to '''real contributions''' vs. steps that '''just generate "activity"''' but do not contribute directly to the product or project OOo. With '''contributions''', I do not refer to code contributions, but to anything that the Sun '''UX team contributes to the normal development process''' of StarOffice (specs, competitive analyses, usability tests, ...; see [[User Experience Community here]]).
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| − | ===Do we want/need an own UX project on OOo?===
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| − | ===HCI Guidelines===
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| − | [[Category:User Experience]]
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Latest revision as of 11:01, 28 March 2010
