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次贷危机引起的经济危机—形象的例子 一男赶集卖猪,天黑遇雨,二十头猪未卖成,到一农家借宿。 哈佛导师评论:要发现用户潜在需求,前期必须引导,培养用户需求,因此产生的投 另一男得知此事,决意如法炮制,遂赶集卖猪,天黑遇雨,二十头猪未卖成,到一农家借宿 哈佛导师评论:要结合企业自身规模进行谨慎投资,谨防资金链断裂问题 又一男得知此事,决意如法炮制兼吸取教训,遂先用一头猪去换一粒伟哥,事必,天 哈佛导师评论:企业如果获得金融资本的帮助,自身经营能力将得到倍增。 知道此法男多,伟哥供不应求,逐渐要2头,3头猪换一粒伟哥。 哈佛导师评论:这就是通货膨胀。 当猪价格涨到16粒一棵的时候,哈佛导师评论:该男已经进入边际成本,除了拥有对 哈佛导师评论:这就是贷款,让企业可以根据未来的收益选择借支流动资金 伟哥专卖店后来在即使你一头猪都没有,只要你承诺可以到该女房中一夜,就可以先 哈佛导师评论:这就是金融创新,让现在的人花未来的钱,反正等你老了未来的钱你 消息一出,换猪男越来越多,有人找伟哥专卖店,这个项目太好了,我们把它变成优 结果伟哥专卖店觉得甚好,于是该公司把换猪男分三类,一类是拿现猪换的,一类是 哈佛导师评论:这就是专业的人做专业的事,从实体经营到资本运作,经济进入了更 为了防止自己债卷未来有损失,该公司决定给它买上保险,这样债卷销售就更容易, 哈佛导师评论:这就是风险对冲,策略联盟,提高了企业的抗风险能力,也保护了消 换猪男太多,排长队等待,该女无法承受,说老娘不干了,我搬家,一时间有无数拥 哈佛导师评论:这是个别现象,属于市场的正常波动,不会影响整个经济。 结果该女迟迟不肯搬回。一部分欠猪男没有收入,只好赖帐,结果大量债卷到期无法 哈佛导师评论:这是次贷危机,不会影响整个金融行业。 哪里晓得债卷公司还把债卷上了保险,保险公司一看,这哪里赔得起,于是也宣布要 哈佛导师评论:这是金融危机,还不会影响整个实体经济。 由于金融危机导致大量男士失业,1年后,大多失业家庭开始离婚,随之产生大量少妇, 哈佛导师评论:这是经济危机和后经济危机时代的机遇。 后文:据说该女已搬到中国定居 形容中国的房地产的笑话
手持设备的可用性测试:Morae 31.典型的设置,用你的DV作为主摄像头,Webcamera可以作为拍摄脸部的摄像头;这样就可以用最新的Morae 3来进行手持设备或者纸上原型等类型的可用性测试。 2.看索尼爱立信是怎么做可用性测试的:手机上有一个可调节的摄像头,这样可以保持无论用户以什么方式去拿手机,摄像头传送的画面都是清晰的。桌子上的网络摄像头当然就是方便你看清用户的表情的啦:-) 3. 如果你要在电脑上做使用flash或者java等程序做的原型测试,当然就是再容易不过了。只需要一个普通的网络摄像头就可以了。 你能容忍一个网页有多长?转载一篇文章,跟我之前假设的中国人对information density of an interface和西方人是不一样的,不仅在网页上,也包括现在各种大屏的触摸屏手机上。中国人更能容忍在一个页面上存在更多的信息,而西方人相对要差很多。或许中国由于本身人口众多,在任何地方都需要有快速搜索信息的能力。这也培养了中国人在复杂页面上进行快速有效的信息搜索的能力;而西方人口密度相对小很多,大量的信息拥挤在一个页面上或许让他们觉得窒息。如果这样猜想的话,日本人是不是也和中国人一样在information density上有同样的偏好呢? 这是User Experience公司在中国进行很多网页的可用性测试的基础上提出的,有一定道理。 5 Usability Tips You Need to Know to Reach Chinese Consumers Onlineby Korey Johnson, M.S. As eCommerce sales continue to grow both in the US and abroad, organizations must tailor their websites to an increasingly diverse market. A focus on user experience is essential for higher conversion rates as well as customer loyalty within each of these growing markets. With over 220 million people using the Internet, China is a market not to be ignored by any company with aspirations of conducting international eCommerce. In 2007 alone, there were eCommerce sales in excess of 56 billion RMB ($8B USD). In order to conduct business in China, there must be a Chinese language version of the company's website, but what else should be considered when designing another version of the site? Our researchers in User Centric's subsidiary company in Beijing - User Experience - had this to say about the five things you need to know when creating a Chinese-focused website : 1. “Front-load” the information available on the Chinese website. The homepage should include more products or services than its US counterpart. Websites for US retailers will often present one or two featured products on the homepage, along with product category headings to facilitate browsing. Most US websites strive to place all important information (e.g. all product category headings) above the fold so users are not required to scroll in order to find the information. Often, this is not the case with Chinese eCommerce websites. Rather than presenting information for only one or two featured products on the homepage, Chinese retailers tend to include a large number of products with brief descriptions and links to more information. 2. Menu sub-headings should be presented in expanded rather than collapsed format. Product category headings also tend to be presented in expanded format, with subcategories permanently visible. These differences are likely the result of Chinese consumer preferences for information display. Rather than drilling down into categories or searching to find information, Chinese consumers prefer to see more information in one central location. 3. Include eye-grabbing content like flash animation and minimize empty spaces on web pages. In addition to being more front-loaded with information, Chinese eCommerce websites also tend to include eye-grabbing content, such as flash animation. Our colleagues at User Experience have found in past studies that Chinese consumers commonly think that “something is missing” if a homepage lacks animation of some sort. These consumers also tend to dislike empty spaces on web pages. What we have observed in testing in China and US / Europe is that what is viewed as “easy to use”, “clean” and “pleasing” to US users is frequently described as being “too simple” or “boring” to Chinese users. 4. Determine what content and features could instill trust in the Chinese market and design the website accordingly. Similar to the online purchasing process in the US, Chinese consumers expect to register for an eCommerce website before making a purchase. However, Chinese consumers do not expect to provide credit card information during the registration process. This is a result of a key difference between online transactions in China and the US. Rather than actually purchasing products online, many Chinese consumers (at least in urban areas) order the products online and then pay cash on delivery. A lack of trust in the ability of eCommerce websites to protect consumers' credit card information could be the reason that business is conducted in this manner. Any company looking to expand to the growing Chinese eCommerce market should consider this lack of trust carefully, determine what content or features of a website could instill trust in their Chinese customers, and design the site accordingly. 5. Color is important: The color red has a very strong positive connotation in Chinese culture. However, red in Western cultures is often associated with “stop” or “warning” kinds of messages. Thus, in Western design the use of red is reserved for negative information. In short, visual design may not be easily transferrable. Preliminary exploration of TechSmith Morae 3.o,初体验Morae 3Just got the lisence of latest version, I can't wait to have a try. In the first two days, I experienced Morae, it's really fantastic, it's perfect for usability professionals. 1) I have a Sony DV, how can I connect my DV with my laptop? 2) DV放在用户前,但是我拍的画面是倒着的,怎么办? To be continued. |
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