UX vs Product Design, what’s the difference?
I’ve notice that more and more people who used to call themselves UX Designers are now calling themselves Product Designers. I have a rough feel for the differences but I’m struggling to find any good articles on this and I’m…
Should I use a captcha in my sign up form?
I have created a sign up form for a job finding website:
Should I add a captcha to separate humans from robots when registering for the site? What are its benefits and what effects could this have on the user experience?
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Why aren’t hyphens or dashes allowed in hashtags?
Why is underscore allowed in hashtags(e.g #hello_world) but not dash(e.g #hello-world)?
And why don’t Twitter and other applications allow digit-only hashtags e.g #123? [Edit: got the answer to this in response]
What’s best way to show multiple related buttons?
I am making a webapp that enable users to borrow/lend books with their neighbors. Design needs various options like ‘borrow’, ‘can-lend’, ‘add to wish-list’ and ‘read’ for every book. The issues is:
Showing multiple butto…
Material Design ‘Read more’ for desktop view
Currently I’m redesigning one of my personal projects. The website has a lot of blog items which need a ‘read more’ button. When viewing material design layouts you see a round button with a plus sign but are people even fami…
Six Tips Before Moving To Seattle As A UX Professional
You’ve heard all the nightmares: it rains all the time, the traffic is really bad, Microsoft and Amazon dominate the job market, the male to female ratio is so bad the dating scene isn’t, yadda yadda. However, if you’re one of the California natives that can work through some of these, read on.
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How do you allow users to undo actions when the application supports autosave
Many web applications adopt the ‘autosave’ design pattern for a number of different reasons. One of them is so that changes are not lost when users have completed a number of tasks or actions and forgets to save, another is w…
Why are X, Y and Z axes represented by Red, Green, and Blue?
It is pretty standard that 3d axis, XYZ, is represented as red green blue, respectively. Why is this and who first proposed the colors in that configuration?
Why are X, Y and Z axes represented by Red, Green, and Blue?
It is pretty standard that 3d axis, XYZ, is represented as red green blue, respectively. Why is this and who first proposed the colors in that configuration?
Material design ajax error messages
The material design specifications define the placement and look of error messages related to invalid input on forms as shown below.
I don’t see a specification for error messages that may occur after the form is submitted…