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"Click here if you are not redirected automatically"

"Click here if you are not redirected automatically"

After the users have filled in a form, they hit submit.
There are a lot of things happening behind the scenes the users won’t see, so we send them to a page that says:

Click here if you are not redirected automatically.

Next to the phras…

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Filtering options for a combobox

Filtering options for a combobox

I currently have a log-on dialogue box which I present to users when they wish to log onto a target system. As I have quite a number of possible target systems, I offer them a combobox in which they can type the first few letters of their …

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25 Free MacBook Mockup Photoshop PSD Templates for 2021

25 Free MacBook Mockup Photoshop PSD Templates for 2021

Presenting branding and website designs to clients comes with its own set of challenges. It would be pointless to develop a fully working website only to discover the client doesn’t…

The post 25 Free MacBook Mockup Photoshop PSD Templates for 2021 appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

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Same form fields – two purposes/functions

Same form fields - two purposes/functions

Working on a project for adding new entry/entries to a table and/or viewing the table.

We have required fields for adding a new entry. Only one of those fields is required for viewing. The expectation is that when the user selects items f…

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Keeping Time: A Collection of Clock and Timer Code Snippets

Keeping Time: A Collection of Clock and Timer Code Snippets

The act of displaying time is quite popular on the web. But it’s not at all limited to what we typically wear on our wrist or hang on the wall….

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Why try to hide the sleep button in GNOME?

Why try to hide the sleep button in GNOME?

Background: Where is the suspend/hibernate button in GNOME Shell?

I think this design looks clean and is convenient to use but practically impossible to discover without the help of google. It feels like the developers are deliberately di…

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Techniques for Documenting Your Web Projects

Techniques for Documenting Your Web Projects

Whether working on a new web project or looking through some past ones, here are some useful tips for documenting what you’ve done.

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50 Free Web & Mobile UI Templates for Figma

50 Free Web & Mobile UI Templates for Figma

With these free Figma UI kits, you will be able to prototype your next web or mobile design much quicker. Add them to your library today!

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Multiple actions on a single search bar

Multiple actions on a single search bar

Can a search bar have multiple actions that the user can take on it?

Context: I’m designing a system for a bike shop to manage the maintenance of all their bikes. Currently the mechanics fill out generic paper sheets by hand and once a mo…

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Expandable/Collapsible menu

Expandable/Collapsible menu

dear community members!
I’m currently working on the solution and have a need to make a blue menu expandable and collapsible. Probably someone has good examples on this pattern? Here is how this is implemented now.

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