Nooface
search Nooface:
 
In Search of the Post-PC Interface
 
Nooface
- Home
- About
- FAQ
- Discussions
- Journals
- Messages
- Topics
- Contact

- Preferences
- Older Stuff
- Past Polls
- Submit Story


Resources
- 3D User Interfaces
- Archives

 
Visualizing Email Traffic and Content
posted by Editor on Saturday March 29, @09:31PM
Data Visualization This article on FlowingData reviews 21 ways to visualize email traffic and contents. Some of the examples include themail, which visualizes the topics that users discuss with their contacts (see paper and screenshot). Mountain visualizes email archives in terms of all the people with whom the user has been in touch over the years, whereby each layer in the Mountain represents a different person (see screenshot). Anymails uses a microbe metaphor to visualize the structure and attributes of the user's inbox (see screenshot).

Are Users Finally Ready For 3D Browsing? | Google's Command Line Interface; P2P Virtual Worlds; and the Survival of MS Surface  >

 

 
Nooface Login
Nickname:

Password:

[ Create a new account ]

Related Links
  • FlowingData
  • 21 ways to visualize email traffic and contents
  • themail
  • paper
  • screenshot
  • Mountain
  • screenshot
  • Anymails
  • screenshot
  • More on Data Visualization
  • Also by Editor
  • This discussion has been archived. No new comments can be posted.
    Visualizing Email Traffic and Content | Login/Create an Account | Top | Search Discussion
    Threshold:
    The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. We are not responsible for them in any way.

    I'm not a robot like you. I don't like having disks crammed into me... unless they're Oreos, and then only in the mouth. -- Fry

    [ home | contribute story | older articles | past polls | faq | authors | preferences ]