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competition 2

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:44:42 GMT

This includes:
• Global data dump at one single site for each orbit of polar orbiting satellites
• TT&C on every orbit from one single ground station

spitalfields mkt

Fri, 18 Jan 2008 07:12:22 GMT

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Clip Source: www.londonfreelist.com

Spitalfields Market

Commercial Street
Underground/Train: Liverpool Street
Market open Monday to Friday 11:00am-3:00pm and Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm, Organic Market open Friday and Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm.

The stalls that specialise in organic produce ranging from cakes and breads to spices, pickles and fruits are well worth seeing.
Crafts and clothes are also present, and if you are willing to look you are highly likely to find something highly individual and different.

For further information please visit: http://www.spitalfields.org.uk/

brick lane mkt sundays

Fri, 18 Jan 2008 07:11:26 GMT

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Brick Lane Market

Brick Lane, Cheshire Street, Slater Street
Underground: Aldgate East and Shoreditch, Liverpool Street
Open Sunday 8:00am-2:00pm

A very fashionable and vibrant market where those wanting leather jackets and cheap jewellery should definitely head towards. Fruit, veg and jellied eels also sold, as are household goods, discount books, collectibles and much, much more.

For further information contact the following number or visit: www.eastlondonmarkets.com

petticoat lane mkt E1

Fri, 18 Jan 2008 07:10:23 GMT

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Petticoat Lane Market

Middlesex Street and Wentworth Street, E1
Underground/train: Liverpool Street, Aldgate
Open 9:00am-2:00pm on Sundays and Monday to Friday 10am-2:30pm

The place to go for budget clothes and shows-if you can fight your way through the crowds that is.

For further information contact the following number or visit: www.eastlondonmarkets.com

responses to reg question

Sun, 13 Jan 2008 11:46:27 GMT

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Just a quick question, why wouldn't you have this on one screen?

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One possible reason for breaking up a registration would be to capture potential customers' names and email addresses in a simple user information step, before they might later decide to quit the process upon second thoughts about the price, commitment, etc. While this doesn't make much sense from the user's point of view, marketing folks often insist that this makes good business sense, and they often have solid data to back them up.

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Long forms, especially if not well designed, can appear overwhelming to users.

If form values are not being stored on the fly (at least locally) and/or you've got a session-based model, you might frustrate users who are slow filling out a long form, or users who may need to step away from the computer to get some info required in the form, only to return to discover that their session has ended and their data has been lost.

registration question

Sun, 13 Jan 2008 11:45:23 GMT

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I have a question about user registration process. It is about gaming portal where any user can register and his/her account is opened. The user can then deposit the money online in the account and play games. Current registration process has four steps requiring server trip and page refresh after every page. The interaction is something like this:

Page 1 - {Nickname, First Name, Last name, email and acceptance of terms check box} Continue

{ Username, Password, preferred currency, Date of Birth} Continue Secure Pages warning browser dialogue box. OK

Page 2

Page 3

{Nationality, Country, Address and Phone Number} Submit

Secure Pages warning browser dialogue box. OK

Page 4

{Registration success message} Deposit

Page 4 Pop Up Window - {Online Payment}

single page registration

Sun, 13 Jan 2008 11:41:14 GMT

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Let me share with you what we did meanwhile. We conducted a quick and dirty usability test on the existing 4 step interface and proposed single page registration. The results show that the time required to fill the form (activity time) excluding the downloading time, is improved by 45% in the single page approach. There are other advantages of single page approach such as efficient error handling, user getting to know all the information upfront etc.

I understand that this is from the pure users' perspective and other dimensions like need of capturing marketing data even without complete registration will have bearing on the final solution.

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competition 2

spitalfields mkt

Spitalfields Market

brick lane mkt sundays

Brick Lane Market

petticoat lane mkt E1

Petticoat Lane Market

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registration question

single page registration