Interested in any method or insight into the best way to determine what menu items are contained in a context menu compared to the main menu. Should both menus contain all the same entries depending on the object being used?
Or should the …
Are there any UX exercises to determine what menu items may be missing in an application. Also any methods to best group menu entries in an application?
Are there any UX exercises to determine what menu items may be missing in an application. Also any methods to best group menu entries in an application?
When a menu (application menu or context menu) is open some applications intercept all clicks and mouse hover events, while others do not.
For example if you open a website on Chrome (on Ubuntu – I am not sure if the behaviour varies betwe…
I see a lot of websites where the main content and main menu bar (logo, menu, login/signup) have a fixed max width, even when the user is on a wide monitor (>= 1920px). The logo lines up with the content on the left and the login/signup…
I see a lot of websites where the main content and main menu bar (logo, menu, login/signup) have a fixed max width, even when the user is on a wide monitor (>= 1920px). The logo lines up with the content on the left and the login/signup…
I saw this in a wireframe from a team that was designing the menu of a website and saw a weird behaviour where one of the item in the drop down menu linked to the next main element in the menu.
I have not come across this behaviour before …
I have a table which display all of the user’s outstanding invoices.
Currently, the user is allowed to select one or multiple invoices that they can either download (PDF format) or pay all at once.
An app developed by another team here at Acme Software overrides – in fact, erases – the operating system-provided system menu (it also custom paints the minimize, maximize, and close button, but that’s another issue). My opinion is that …