== Description ==
I present the concept of organizing tabs in working spaces. A working
space lets you save tabs in task based contexts.
Working spaces can be visualized in an isometric way, offering a
general view of activity and showing aspects like "Flow view", that
visualize the user's path to the saved tabs in a parent - child
relationship.
Observation: When you hit "back" you can see the isometric flow with
the current tab selected in the flow (and also with the parents path
to it). I've not implemented how you could search through the tabs,
but the idea is: you use your awesome bar (eventually prefixed with a
word like "tabs") and write your query. The relevant tabs will appear
while the other will fade (just like in the prototype - the current
page is on, and the rest are faded).
Observation: if the isometric view is loading kind of slow please be
patient, it was to redraw all the objects within
== About me ==
My name is Ecaterina Valica and I'm a master student in Software
Engineering at the Faculty of Computer Science, "Alexandru Ioan Cuza"
University, Iasi, Romania. You can access my homepage at
http://students.info.uaic.ro/~evalica/
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United
States License
> == Description ==
> I present the concept of organizing tabs in working spaces. A working
> space lets you save tabs in task based contexts.
> Working spaces can be visualized in an isometric way, offering a
> general view of activity and showing aspects like "Flow view", that
> visualize the user's path to the saved tabs in a parent - child
> relationship.
> Observation: When you hit "back" you can see the isometric flow with
> the current tab selected in the flow (and also with the parents path
> to it). I've not implemented how you could search through the tabs,
> but the idea is: you use your awesome bar (eventually prefixed with a
> word like "tabs") and write your query. The relevant tabs will appear
> while the other will fade (just like in the prototype - the current
> page is on, and the rest are faded).
> Observation: if the isometric view is loading kind of slow please be
> patient, it was to redraw all the objects within
> == About me ==
> My name is Ecaterina Valica and I'm a master student in Software
> Engineering at the Faculty of Computer Science, "Alexandru Ioan Cuza"
> University, Iasi, Romania. You can access my homepage athttp://students.info.uaic.ro/~evalica/
> This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United
> States License
> > == Description ==
> > I present the concept of organizing tabs in working spaces. A working
> > space lets you save tabs in task based contexts.
> > Working spaces can be visualized in an isometric way, offering a
> > general view of activity and showing aspects like "Flow view", that
> > visualize the user's path to the saved tabs in a parent - child
> > relationship.
> > Observation: When you hit "back" you can see the isometric flow with
> > the current tab selected in the flow (and also with the parents path
> > to it). I've not implemented how you could search through the tabs,
> > but the idea is: you use your awesome bar (eventually prefixed with a
> > word like "tabs") and write your query. The relevant tabs will appear
> > while the other will fade (just like in the prototype - the current
> > page is on, and the rest are faded).
> > Observation: if the isometric view is loading kind of slow please be
> > patient, it was to redraw all the objects within
> > == About me ==
> > My name is Ecaterina Valica and I'm a master student in Software
> > Engineering at the Faculty of Computer Science, "Alexandru Ioan Cuza"
> > University, Iasi, Romania. You can access my homepage athttp://
> students.info.uaic.ro/~evalica/
> > This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United
> > States License
> > > == Description ==
> > > I present the concept of organizing tabs in working spaces. A working
> > > space lets you save tabs in task based contexts.
> > > Working spaces can be visualized in an isometric way, offering a
> > > general view of activity and showing aspects like "Flow view", that
> > > visualize the user's path to the saved tabs in a parent - child
> > > relationship.
> > > Observation: When you hit "back" you can see the isometric flow with
> > > the current tab selected in the flow (and also with the parents path
> > > to it). I've not implemented how you could search through the tabs,
> > > but the idea is: you use your awesome bar (eventually prefixed with a
> > > word like "tabs") and write your query. The relevant tabs will appear
> > > while the other will fade (just like in the prototype - the current
> > > page is on, and the rest are faded).
> > > Observation: if the isometric view is loading kind of slow please be
> > > patient, it was to redraw all the objects within
> > > == About me ==
> > > My name is Ecaterina Valica and I'm a master student in Software
> > > Engineering at the Faculty of Computer Science, "Alexandru Ioan Cuza"
> > > University, Iasi, Romania. You can access my homepage athttp://
> > students.info.uaic.ro/~evalica/
> > > This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United
> > > States License
> > > > == Description ==
> > > > I present the concept of organizing tabs in working spaces. A working
> > > > space lets you save tabs in task based contexts.
> > > > Working spaces can be visualized in an isometric way, offering a
> > > > general view of activity and showing aspects like "Flow view", that
> > > > visualize the user's path to the saved tabs in a parent - child
> > > > relationship.
> > > > Observation: When you hit "back" you can see the isometric flow with
> > > > the current tab selected in the flow (and also with the parents path
> > > > to it). I've not implemented how you could search through the tabs,
> > > > but the idea is: you use your awesome bar (eventually prefixed with a
> > > > word like "tabs") and write your query. The relevant tabs will appear
> > > > while the other will fade (just like in the prototype - the current
> > > > page is on, and the rest are faded).
> > > > Observation: if the isometric view is loading kind of slow please be
> > > > patient, it was to redraw all the objects within
> > > > == About me ==
> > > > My name is Ecaterina Valica and I'm a master student in Software
> > > > Engineering at the Faculty of Computer Science, "Alexandru Ioan Cuza"
> > > > University, Iasi, Romania. You can access my homepage athttp://
> > > students.info.uaic.ro/~evalica/
> > > > This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United
> > > > States License
The search I had in mind can be done with the awesome bar, by direct
querying and with tabs keeping their position that fade away.
In their video they have a SMILE type time control and the documents
just disappear.
Very nice and it's 1990.
On Apr 26, 2:20 pm, valicac <vali...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > > == Description ==
> > > > > I present the concept of organizing tabs in working spaces. A working
> > > > > space lets you save tabs in task based contexts.
> > > > > Working spaces can be visualized in an isometric way, offering a
> > > > > general view of activity and showing aspects like "Flow view", that
> > > > > visualize the user's path to the saved tabs in a parent - child
> > > > > relationship.
> > > > > Observation: When you hit "back" you can see the isometric flow with
> > > > > the current tab selected in the flow (and also with the parents path
> > > > > to it). I've not implemented how you could search through the tabs,
> > > > > but the idea is: you use your awesome bar (eventually prefixed with a
> > > > > word like "tabs") and write your query. The relevant tabs will appear
> > > > > while the other will fade (just like in the prototype - the current
> > > > > page is on, and the rest are faded).
> > > > > Observation: if the isometric view is loading kind of slow please be
> > > > > patient, it was to redraw all the objects within
> > > > > == About me ==
> > > > > My name is Ecaterina Valica and I'm a master student in Software
> > > > > Engineering at the Faculty of Computer Science, "Alexandru Ioan Cuza"
> > > > > University, Iasi, Romania. You can access my homepage athttp://
> > > > students.info.uaic.ro/~evalica/
> > > > > This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United
> > > > > States License
> The search I had in mind can be done with the awesome bar, by direct
> querying and with tabs keeping their position that fade away.
> In their video they have a SMILE type time control and the documents
> just disappear.
> Very nice and it's 1990.
> On Apr 26, 2:20 pm, valicac <vali...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > > > == Description ==
> > > > > > I present the concept of organizing tabs in working spaces. A working
> > > > > > space lets you save tabs in task based contexts.
> > > > > > Working spaces can be visualized in an isometric way, offering a
> > > > > > general view of activity and showing aspects like "Flow view", that
> > > > > > visualize the user's path to the saved tabs in a parent - child
> > > > > > relationship.
> > > > > > Observation: When you hit "back" you can see the isometric flow with
> > > > > > the current tab selected in the flow (and also with the parents path
> > > > > > to it). I've not implemented how you could search through the tabs,
> > > > > > but the idea is: you use your awesome bar (eventually prefixed with a
> > > > > > word like "tabs") and write your query. The relevant tabs will appear
> > > > > > while the other will fade (just like in the prototype - the current
> > > > > > page is on, and the rest are faded).
> > > > > > Observation: if the isometric view is loading kind of slow please be
> > > > > > patient, it was to redraw all the objects within
> > > > > > The prototype had been done in SVG using Inkscape. The dynamic
> > > > > > elements are done using JavaScript, HTML and CSS over the SVG DOM.
> > > > > > == About me ==
> > > > > > My name is Ecaterina Valica and I'm a master student in Software
> > > > > > Engineering at the Faculty of Computer Science, "Alexandru Ioan Cuza"
> > > > > > University, Iasi, Romania. You can access my homepage athttp://
> > > > > students.info.uaic.ro/~evalica/
> > > > > > This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United
> > > > > > States License
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