Should a landing page look different to other pages on a website?
There’s been a discussion in my office that landing pages should look exactly like other pages on the site:
Users will be less confused if pages look the same.
But landing pages fulfill a specific purpose and should restri…
How to represent quantity in an X / Y axis grid without taking too much space?
We have a graph that displays the symptoms (y axis) and the ages of people who have them (x axis). The bigger the circle, means more people of the same age range share the same symptoms.
Example of data that can be plotted …
On a knowledgebase homepage, how much information is too much?
I am involved with putting together a knowledge base website where users of a suite of software products can go to learn how to use certain features and to help troubleshoot problems that may arise.
Ultimately the main goal …
Do negative words impact UX?
I’m interested to know if using negative words impacts the UX.
Let’s say you have a headline for your website. Should you consider “We can help you” instead of “We solve problems” because the word “problems” is a negative on…
How do I handle errors in a children’s application?
I’m developing a children’s learning app for preschoolers where the basic idea is that the parent hands the device to the child, and is free to then leave the room. I anticipate, of course, that the app will run as expected; …
How do I handle errors in a children’s application?
I’m developing a children’s learning app for preschoolers where the basic idea is that the parent hands the device to the child, and is free to then leave the room. I anticipate, of course, that the app will run as expected; …
Textual search/ query
Writing a textual based SQL like search for documents. Close to a Westlaw syntax.
This search has a syntax error:
select field1, field2,, field3 from documents
Should I tell them the “,,” is wrong and make them fix it …
What are is a best practice for saving? Incompatible errors vs user-input error?
I’ve been trying to set a standard for my team. Right now, I have it as when there is a system error there would be a toast
And when there is a user error, the field becomes red and there is an error message below the fiel…
What are the best practices for saving? Incompatible errors vs user-input error?
I’ve been trying to set a standard for my team. Right now, I have it as when there is a system error there would be a toast
And when there is a user error, the field becomes red and there is an error message below the fiel…