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Fold, Spindle
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24 Feb 2010
Another generation of technology has passed and Unicode support is almost everywhere. The next step is to write software that is not just “internationalized” but truly multilingual. In this article we will skip through a bit of history and theory, then illustrate a neat hack called accent-folding. Accent-folding has its limitations but it can help make some important yet overlooked user interactions work better.
Accent Folding for Auto-Complete by CARLOS BUENO in A List Apart Issue No. 301
Illustration: Kevin Cornell for A List Apart
- Tags: accent, cornell, illustration, neat hack
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5 Responses to Fold, Spindle
Guru
March 8th, 2010 at 10:23 am
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March 29th, 2010 at 7:57 am
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