Why does the numpad have arrows?
Simple question, as stated in the title.
What is the reasoning behind the arrows on the numpad of my keyboard?
How to handle old user input in a newly disabled field
I have a form where there is a input thats only enabled with certain other settings. However there is a case where a user enters something in that conitional field, and then changes the other setting such that the conitional …
How or when to decide to use Invite Keys
Can’t seem to find much on this topic, and I’m not sure if this is the right SE site to ask but here goes:
I’m developing an application/tool that I want to be really easy to use but also very powerful. Rather than open it u…
How or when to decide to use Invite Keys
Can’t seem to find much on this topic, and I’m not sure if this is the right SE site to ask but here goes:
I’m developing an application/tool that I want to be really easy to use but also very powerful. Rather than open it u…
Multiple Trip Booking
I have a car service that allows multi-trip online booking.
The user can configure the destinations, date, time, passengers, additional accommodations and choose the car for EACH trip.
My dilemma is that booking, like the checkout process, is a linear task.
It is best for the to user to go from A > B > C
And not recommended for them to go from A > A1 > A2 > B > B1 > B2 > C.
Since this implies mini task-flows, which confuses the user. (e.g. Clicking “Next” takes from A1 to A2, and not B as expected).
My question is:
1. Have you seen any good implementation of multi-booking processes? I’ve searched airline websites without much success, they are every confusing to use.
- Any other suggestions on how to approach this without making the process feel overwhelmingly long?
Thanks!
Multiple Trip Booking
I have a car service that allows multi-trip online booking.
The user can configure the destinations, date, time, passengers, additional accommodations and choose the car for EACH trip.
My dilemma is that booking, like the checkout process, is a linear task.
It is best for the to user to go from A > B > C
And not recommended for them to go from A > A1 > A2 > B > B1 > B2 > C.
Since this implies mini task-flows, which confuses the user. (e.g. Clicking “Next” takes from A1 to A2, and not B as expected).
My question is:
1. Have you seen any good implementation of multi-booking processes? I’ve searched airline websites without much success, they are every confusing to use.
- Any other suggestions on how to approach this without making the process feel overwhelmingly long?
Thanks!
How do you make blank space more appealing?
I’m creating an app which is intentionally basic as it will ultimately be used by toddlers. However, because of this there’s quite a lot of blank space and even more so on larger screens. Is there a way of making this blank s…
Component name of hideable menus
How are the menus you can open and close (like in Blender) called?
I assume that this GUI design concept will also have a pretty name I can google more information with but I can’t find it.
How to navigate between related files?
I am trying to design functionality that allows the user to easily navigate from one file to another within a “master file”.
There is currently a correlation between one another, such as the parent having children files.
I’…
Why there is no "cellular data" in iOS slide up menu?
I’m frustrated how many times I have to go to settings > mobile data to turn on mobile data. If it were in slide up menu I would use it definitely more often than “do not disturb” or “portrait orientation lock”. I can’t believe there was a user testing that proved uselessness of that button in slide up menu. It is on Android slide down menu, so why there is no such option on iOS? Does anybody know the reasonable explanation?