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GLA Summit 2021/Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW

2022-11-10T11:12:57Z

MorVaf:

'''Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW''' by Morteza Vafadar

''In this presentation, based on the great environment of the unfortunate LabVIEW NXG, I will go through the design and prototyping of my seven concepts for the future of LabVIEW user interface/experience as below:''
# ''Expandable terminals stack for connector pane; for a clean look and easy wiring.''
# ''Two-level (and fixed) zoom for block diagram: default view and extensive view of elements and layers with dedicated commenting.''
# ''Thicker wires for detailed data-type depiction and to be easy to grab. Wire thickening applies only to the horizontal part of it.''
# ''Single tab approach for both front panel and block diagram. Clicking on the same, but visually different, tab would change it to the block diagram or front panel.''
# ''Section-view of the front panel indicators and controls inside the block diagram would be specifically useful by providing “notebook-like” programming for students and researchers.''
# ''Curved wire and up-down connection pattern for synchronization data flow, like massages and queues, to give a third-dimension flow feel of parallel computing.''
# ''AI-assisted code autocompletion and prediction overlay in the block diagram to keep up with this latest programming technology.''

<div style="text-align:center;">{{#widget:YouTube|width=800|height=600|id=2kj7YI-a_xg|start=2153|end=2684}}</div>

== Presentation Links ==
* [https://www.figma.com/proto/z4m1itfMXfT6jq4Eu8ncz5/LabVIEW_7UIUX_02?node-id=343%3A498&scaling=scale-down&page-id=0%3A1&starting-point-node-id=343%3A498 Figma Prototype View]
* [https://youtu.be/2kj7YI-a_xg?start=2153&end=2684 YouTube Video Link]
== See Also ==
* [[User Interface]]

== External Links ==
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[[Category:GLA Summit 2021]]

GLA Summit 2021/Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW

2022-11-10T10:56:33Z

MorVaf:

'''Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW''' by Morteza Vafadar

''In this presentation, based on the great environment of the unfortunate LabVIEW NXG, I will go through the design and prototyping of my seven concepts for the future of LabVIEW user interface/experience as below:''
# ''Expandable terminals stack for connector pane; for a clean look and easy wiring.''
# ''Two-level (and fixed) zoom for block diagram: default view and extensive view of elements and layers with dedicated commenting.''
# ''Thicker wires for detailed data-type depiction and to be easy to grab. Wire thickening applies only to the horizontal part of it.''
# ''Single tab approach for both front panel and block diagram. Clicking on the same, but visually different, tab would change it to the block diagram or front panel.''
# ''Section-view of the front panel indicators and controls inside the block diagram would be specifically useful by providing “notebook-like” programming for students and researchers.''
# ''Curved wire and up-down connection pattern for synchronization data flow, like massages and queues, to give a third-dimension flow feel of parallel computing.''
# ''AI-assisted code autocompletion and prediction overlay in the block diagram to keep up with this latest programming technology.''

<div style="text-align:center;">{{#widget:YouTube|width=800|height=600|id=2kj7YI-a_xg|start=2153|end=2684}}</div>

== Presentation Links ==
* [https://www.figma.com/proto/z4m1itfMXfT6jq4Eu8ncz5/LabVIEW_7UIUX_02?node-id=343%3A498&scaling=min-zoom&page-id=0%3A1&starting-point-node-id=343%3A498 Figma Prototype View]
* [https://youtu.be/2kj7YI-a_xg?start=2153&end=2684 YouTube Video Link]
== See Also ==
* [[User Interface]]

== External Links ==
{{ambox|text=Add links to external resources and company pages.}}

[[Category:GLA Summit 2021]]

GLA Summit 2021/Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW

2021-12-17T19:11:06Z

MorVaf: Youtube video added

'''Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW''' by Morteza Vafadar

''In this presentation, based on the great environment of the unfortunate LabVIEW NXG, I will go through the design and prototyping of my seven concepts for the future of LabVIEW user interface/experience as below:''
# ''Expandable terminals stack for connector pane; for a clean look and easy wiring.''
# ''Two-level (and fixed) zoom for block diagram: default view and extensive view of elements and layers with dedicated commenting.''
# ''Thicker wires for detailed data-type depiction and to be easy to grab. Wire thickening applies only to the horizontal part of it.''
# ''Single tab approach for both front panel and block diagram. Clicking on the same, but visually different, tab would change it to the block diagram or front panel.''
# ''Section-view of the front panel indicators and controls inside the block diagram would be specifically useful by providing “notebook-like” programming for students and researchers.''
# ''Curved wire and up-down connection pattern for synchronization data flow, like massages and queues, to give a third-dimension flow feel of parallel computing.''
# ''AI-assisted code autocompletion and prediction overlay in the block diagram to keep up with this latest programming technology.''

<div style="text-align:center;"><youtube width="800" height="600">2kj7YI-a_xg?t=2153</youtube></div>

== Presentation Links ==
* [https://www.figma.com/proto/z4m1itfMXfT6jq4Eu8ncz5/LabVIEW_7UIUX_02?node-id=343%3A498&scaling=contain&page-id=0%3A1&starting-point-node-id=343%3A498 Figma Prototype View]
* [https://youtu.be/2kj7YI-a_xg?t=2153 YouTube Video Link]
== See Also ==
* [[User Interface]]

== External Links ==

[[Category:GLA Summit 2021]]

GLA Summit 2021/Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW

2021-12-14T00:06:33Z

MorVaf:

'''Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW''' by Morteza Vafadar

''In this presentation, based on the great environment of the unfortunate LabVIEW NXG, I will go through the design and prototyping of my seven concepts for the future of LabVIEW user interface/experience as below:''
# ''Expandable terminals stack for connector pane; for a clean look and easy wiring.''
# ''Two-level (and fixed) zoom for block diagram: default view and extensive view of elements and layers with dedicated commenting.''
# ''Thicker wires for detailed data-type depiction and to be easy to grab. Wire thickening applies only to the horizontal part of it.''
# ''Single tab approach for both front panel and block diagram. Clicking on the same, but visually different, tab would change it to the block diagram or front panel.''
# ''Section-view of the front panel indicators and controls inside the block diagram would be specifically useful by providing “notebook-like” programming for students and researchers.''
# ''Curved wire and up-down connection pattern for synchronization data flow, like massages and queues, to give a third-dimension flow feel of parallel computing.''
# ''AI-assisted code autocompletion and prediction overlay in the block diagram to keep up with this latest programming technology.''

== Presentation Links ==
* [https://www.figma.com/proto/z4m1itfMXfT6jq4Eu8ncz5/LabVIEW_7UIUX_02?node-id=343%3A498&scaling=contain&page-id=0%3A1&starting-point-node-id=343%3A498 Figma Prototype View]

== See Also ==

== External Links ==

[[Category:GLA Summit 2021]]

GLA Summit 2021/Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW

2021-12-13T23:18:35Z

MorVaf: Undo revision 31514 by MorVaf (talk)

'''Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW''' by Morteza Vafadar

''In this presentation, based on the great environment of the unfortunate LabVIEW NXG, I will go through the design and prototyping of my seven concepts for the future of LabVIEW user interface/experience as below:''
# ''Expandable terminals stack for connector pane; for a clean look and easy wiring.''
# ''Two-level (and fixed) zoom for block diagram: default view and extensive view of elements and layers with dedicated commenting.''
# ''Thicker wires for detailed data-type depiction and to be easy to grab. Wire thickening applies only to the horizontal part of it.''
# ''Single tab approach for both front panel and block diagram. Clicking on the same, but visually different, tab would change it to the block diagram or front panel.''
# ''Section-view of the front panel indicators and controls inside the block diagram would be specifically useful by providing “notebook-like” programming for students and researchers.''
# ''Curved wire and up-down connection pattern for synchronization data flow, like massages and queues, to give a third-dimension flow feel of parallel computing.''
# ''AI-assisted code autocompletion and prediction overlay in the block diagram to keep up with this latest programming technology.''

== Presentation Links ==
* [https://www.figma.com/proto/z4m1itfMXfT6jq4Eu8ncz5/7UIUX_Main02?node-id=343%3A714&scaling=contain&page-id=0%3A1&starting-point-node-id=343%3A498&show-proto-sidebar=1 Figma Prototype View]

== See Also ==

== External Links ==

[[Category:GLA Summit 2021]]

GLA Summit 2021/Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW

2021-12-13T23:17:49Z

MorVaf: Undo revision 31513 by MorVaf (talk)

'''Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW''' by Morteza Vafadar

''In this presentation, based on the great environment of the unfortunate LabVIEW NXG, I will go through the design and prototyping of my seven concepts for the future of LabVIEW user interface/experience as below:''
# ''Expandable terminals stack for connector pane; for a clean look and easy wiring.''
# ''Two-level (and fixed) zoom for block diagram: default view and extensive view of elements and layers with dedicated commenting.''
# ''Thicker wires for detailed data-type depiction and to be easy to grab. Wire thickening applies only to the horizontal part of it.''
# ''Single tab approach for both front panel and block diagram. Clicking on the same, but visually different, tab would change it to the block diagram or front panel.''
# ''Section-view of the front panel indicators and controls inside the block diagram would be specifically useful by providing “notebook-like” programming for students researchers.''
# ''Curved wire and up-down connection pattern for synchronization data flow, like massages and queues, to give a third-dimension flow feel of parallel computing.''
# ''AI-assisted code autocompletion and prediction overlay in the block diagram to keep up with this latest programming technology.''

== Presentation Links ==
* [https://www.figma.com/proto/z4m1itfMXfT6jq4Eu8ncz5/7UIUX_Main02?node-id=343%3A714&scaling=contain&page-id=0%3A1&starting-point-node-id=343%3A498&show-proto-sidebar=1]

== See Also ==

== External Links ==

[[Category:GLA Summit 2021]]

GLA Summit 2021/Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW

2021-12-13T23:14:00Z

MorVaf:

'''Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW''' by Morteza Vafadar

''In this presentation, based on the great environment of the unfortunate LabVIEW NXG, I will go through the design and prototyping of my seven concepts for the future of LabVIEW user interface/experience as below:''
# ''Expandable terminals stack for connector pane; for a clean look and easy wiring.''
# ''Two-level (and fixed) zoom for block diagram: default view and extensive view of elements and layers with dedicated commenting.''
# ''Thicker wires for detailed data-type depiction and to be easy to grab. Wire thickening applies only to the horizontal part of it.''
# ''Single tab approach for both front panel and block diagram. Clicking on the same, but visually different, tab would change it to the block diagram or front panel.''
# ''Section-view of the front panel indicators and controls inside the block diagram would be specifically useful by providing “notebook-like” programming for students and researchers.''
# ''Curved wire and up-down connection pattern for synchronization data flow, like massages and queues, to give a third-dimension flow feel of parallel computing.''
# ''AI-assisted code autocompletion and prediction overlay in the block diagram to keep up with this latest programming technology.''

== Presentation Links ==
* [https://www.figma.com/proto/z4m1itfMXfT6jq4Eu8ncz5/7UIUX_Main02?node-id=343%3A714&scaling=contain&page-id=0%3A1&starting-point-node-id=343%3A498&show-proto-sidebar=1 Figma Prototype View]

== See Also ==

== External Links ==

[[Category:GLA Summit 2021]]

GLA Summit 2021/Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW

2021-12-13T23:06:28Z

MorVaf:

'''Seven UI/UX concepts for truly next-gen LabVIEW''' by Morteza Vafadar

''In this presentation, based on the great environment of the unfortunate LabVIEW NXG, I will go through the design and prototyping of my seven concepts for the future of LabVIEW user interface/experience as below:''
# ''Expandable terminals stack for connector pane; for a clean look and easy wiring.''
# ''Two-level (and fixed) zoom for block diagram: default view and extensive view of elements and layers with dedicated commenting.''
# ''Thicker wires for detailed data-type depiction and to be easy to grab. Wire thickening applies only to the horizontal part of it.''
# ''Single tab approach for both front panel and block diagram. Clicking on the same, but visually different, tab would change it to the block diagram or front panel.''
# ''Section-view of the front panel indicators and controls inside the block diagram would be specifically useful by providing “notebook-like” programming for students researchers.''
# ''Curved wire and up-down connection pattern for synchronization data flow, like massages and queues, to give a third-dimension flow feel of parallel computing.''
# ''AI-assisted code autocompletion and prediction overlay in the block diagram to keep up with this latest programming technology.''

== Presentation Links ==
* [https://www.figma.com/proto/z4m1itfMXfT6jq4Eu8ncz5/7UIUX_Main02?node-id=343%3A714&scaling=contain&page-id=0%3A1&starting-point-node-id=343%3A498&show-proto-sidebar=1]

== See Also ==

== External Links ==

[[Category:GLA Summit 2021]]