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Which version gives a clear affordance on what happens when clicked?

Which version gives a clear affordance on what happens when clicked?

I’m designing a drill-down chart that allows users to analyze meter readings at various locations in a factory. They are able to isolate a single location and see trends of the readings over time. The screens below show hover and clicked s…

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Whats a good UX solution for a user to cover for another user while they go on leave?

Whats a good UX solution for a user to cover for another user while they go on leave?

I’m currently designing a feature where supervisors monitor various reports. These reports need to be monitored daily. Each user is assigned access to specific groups of reports.
As with any company, users go on leave several times a year….

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Managing user expectations on data accuracy on wearables

Managing user expectations on data accuracy on wearables

We’ve introduced a smartwatch to our client’s staff to help them monitor their well-being while onsite. This includes features like heart rate, temperature, and step counting.
The challenge I’m facing is staff are comparing it to consumer-…

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When hovering over a charts, which arrow alignment works best

When hovering over a charts, which arrow alignment works best

i’m designing the hover states for 2 charts, a bar chart and a line chart. maybe i’m over thinking, but for both these charts i find there is an arrow alignment that would work better based on the type of the chart. Should they be point ho…

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In B2B applications where are the T&C and Privacy policy placed usually?

In B2B applications where are the T&C and Privacy policy placed usually?

i’m designing the legal modules for the B2b application thats accessed via a browser. this application shows mainly different kinds of performance reports. when logging in for the 1st time users will need to agree to the T&C and Privac…

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In B2B applications where are the T&C and Privacy policy placed usually?

In B2B applications where are the T&C and Privacy policy placed usually?

I’m designing the legal modules for a B2B application that is accessed via a browser. This application mainly shows different kinds of performance reports. When logging in for the 1st time, users need to agree to the T&C and privacy po…

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What’s an intuitive way to reset drill down charts to their default state?

What's an intuitive way to reset drill down charts to their default state?

I’m building a drill-down chart flow that has two graphs that work together
On the left, the bar graph has a list of locations and their temperatures. On the right, there’s a temperature timeline of the same locations. In order to isolate …

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What’s a more persistent alternative to tooltips?

What's a more persistent alternative to tooltips?

I’m designing a dashboard that includes some jargon that is not yet commonly known in the client’s industry. This includes terms that would need to further give details of how certain things are calculated in the dashboard.
The most common…

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Showing a large amount of trend-lines on a single graph

Showing a large amount of trend-lines on a single graph

I’m designing a dashboard which has a graph showing the humidity notification trends across multiple locations over a selected timeline.
The challenge i’m facing it that there’s 70-100 locations that need to be shown in the same graph. sho…

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Showing a large amount of trend-lines on a single graph

Showing a large amount of trend-lines on a single graph

I’m designing a dashboard which has a graph showing the humidity notification trends across multiple locations over a selected timeline.
The challenge I’m facing is that there’s 70-100 locations that need to be shown in the same graph. Sho…

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