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|Feature users and use cases=Lots of use cases, but here are some examples of incoming messages from: | |Feature users and use cases=Lots of use cases, but here are some examples of incoming messages from: | ||
Pulse/ | Ping/Pulse/Bounce | ||
*real time chat | *real time chat | ||
*asynchronous (but important) direct messages through social networks | *asynchronous (but important) direct messages through social networks | ||
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*Panel notifications need to be user opt in, because they are so destructive to the user's attention and cognitive flow. | *Panel notifications need to be user opt in, because they are so destructive to the user's attention and cognitive flow. | ||
|Feature functional spec=Two different API calls: | |Feature functional spec=Two different API calls: | ||
#Ambient (for email messages, etc. this messages does not capture your attention, you have to direct your attention to it) | |||
#Ping (for direct messages, real time chat, etc. The message captures your attention and continues to bounce, pulse, glow until you interact with it) | |||
|Feature ux design=http://people.mozilla.com/~faaborg/files/projects/notifications/desktop%20notifications%20i1.png | |Feature ux design=http://people.mozilla.com/~faaborg/files/projects/notifications/desktop%20notifications%20i1.png | ||
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