Interactive 3d menu/wizard
I’m planning to improve and revise one of our main product selection.
The idea is to have some 3D object(for example globs) where the products located around the main 3D object, and user can spin the 3D object to select the d…
When should an app proactively point out a problem it solves?
I was using the Google Fit app on my Android phone for a while to track my steps.
Later, when I got an Android Wear watch, I decided to track my steps on it rather than the phone. My watch is on me all day, not my phone. I u…
When should an app proactively point out a problem it solves?
I was using the Google Fit app on my Android phone for a while to track my steps.
Later, when I got an Android Wear watch, I decided to track my steps on it rather than the phone. My watch is on me all day, not my phone. I u…
Usage of emojis as compared to stickers
The rise and uptake of IM applications has created some interesting ways for users to communicate with each other, with the emergence/popularity of emojis (which could be said to be an evolution of the emoticons) and stickers…
Standardization of emoji usage
Not being a big user of social media, I was nevertheless fascinated by the uptake of emoji and its various forms (same with emoticons when it first caught on). I am wondering whether there has been any standardization on the …
Is there a name for "mirrored" layout?
if you are arab or hebrew then the file dialog should be to the right and everything in the GUI should be reversed and mirrored, also menus should switch from left the right if you switch from English to Arabic or Hebrew.
I…
Does a consistent size matter for a collection of buttons
I’m a developer working on an app in which we have a collection of categories. Within each category theres a collection of text buttons which correspond to filters applied to a set of data. We’re currently in the midst of dis…
Is it a good idea to make radio inputs de-selectable and allow users to leave them blank?
Related question: Why is it impossible to deselect HTML “radio” inputs?
Radio buttons are supposed to be impossible to deselect, because users aren’t supposed to leave radio inputs blank. The most common way of allowing users to not select any choice is to add a “none of the above” choice or “prefer not to say.”
Is it a good idea to make custom radio-buttons that are de-selectable, and allow users to leave radio inputs blank? E.g. a gender selection will not have a “prefer not to say choice,” instead the user can simply leave it blank.
Single Input Form – Save button below or to side?
I’m playing around with Bootstrap’s Input Group Addons and I’m struggling to decide which is better from a UX perspective.
versus:
This is a single input form to add priorities to a list (for example: High, Medium, Low …
What is the difference between self-evident and self-explanatory [migrated]
I just read the book ‘Don’t make me think’ by Steve Krug. But I had the trouble understanding the difference between self-evident and self-explanatory.
Could someone please make it clear for me, or provide an example to expl…