survey on design patterns

Hi. I'm a researcher conducting a survey on user interface design
patterns, and I'm posting here and in some other forums to find some
participants. If you work in some aspect of design -- UI design,
usability, interaction design, user experience design, etc. -- I hope
you'll consider taking it.

I'm not selling anything, and the survey is for a government-funded
project, not an industry or commercial project. The actual
questionnaire has about 11 multiple-choice items and should take maybe
5-10 minutes to complete, and you can find it here:

http://tinyurl.com/5po7ys

If you have any questions about it or would like to know the results,
feel free to contact me.

Oh, and please also feel free to forward this to others you know who
are working in the field.

Thanks!
Mike

p.s.
I apologize if you encounter this message again in other groups that
you belong to -- I don't mean to clutter inboxes.

Oh, just to clarify, the design patterns in question here are UI
design patterns, not software design patterns. I'm just posting in
this forum in the hope of finding some people who work at least
somewhat on UI design for desktop software and the like.

Thanks again.


On Aug 17, 10:49*pm, Mike <ragamof...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi. I'm a researcher conducting a survey on user interface design
> patterns, and I'm posting here and in some other forums to find some
> participants. If you work in some aspect of design -- UI design,
> usability, interaction design, user experience design, etc. -- I hope
> you'll consider taking it.
>
> I'm not selling anything, and the survey is for a government-funded
> project, not an industry or commercial project. The actual
> questionnaire has about 11 multiple-choice items and should take maybe
> 5-10 minutes to complete, and you can find it here:
>
> * *http://tinyurl.com/5po7ys
>
> If you have any questions about it or would like to know the results,
> feel free to contact me.
>
> Oh, and please also feel free to forward this to others you know who
> are working in the field.
>
> Thanks!
> Mike
>
> p.s.
> I apologize if you encounter this message again in other groups that
> you belong to -- I don't mean to clutter inboxes.