Tag Archives: user interface

Just Another Pretty Face? Not Exactly.

Posted on January 2, 2013 by in Iterative Discovery, Product & Architecture, Technology, User Interface

I am often asked, “Why should we consider Chiliad?” As the CEO, I confess that this is a question I welcome because it gets to the heart of how we distinguish ourselves. We recently created an entirely new look and feel to our software through a modified graphical user interface. Our VP of Marketing, Ken [...]

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“Have It Your Way” Software

Posted on November 15, 2012 by in Chiliad Discovery, Ozone, User Interface

If you have read Ken Rosen’s blog on the process of thinking about and creating the Chiliad Discovery User Interface, then you are aware of the care we took in designing it. We think it looks pretty hot! If you are a techie, you are probably also aware that it is written in HTML5. We [...]

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A Brilliant Form of Gorgeous

Posted on October 25, 2012 by in Big Data, Iterative Discovery, Scale, User Interface

As recently as last month, our user interface—the graphical look our users see every day—was OK. But not better than that. And truth to tell (after all, Intellectual Integrity is a company value), occasionally worse. Yet that “OK” user interface sits on top of the greatest Big Data engine the world has ever known. It [...]

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