Why do so many websites do majority language redirects?
Lately I’ve been spending a lot of time in the French speaking part of Switzerland. In being here I’ve noticed an awful lot of websites, including big names like paypal and google, breaking a major usability rule- try as I mi…
What is the iOS alternative to a radio button?
There is a radio button in android and WEB but what is the best alternative in iOS? And please don’t say segmented control becuase it’s not working in my case.
The case is a list of items 3-6 which have 1-3 words of text eac…
Is there any use case (except submitting a blurred input) when you can’t do without visible SUBMIT button for a form?
I don’t want to waste limited screen space for duplicated elements, so I want to ask: can you imagine a situation when the client demands to see a visible SUBMIT/GO!/OK button that is placed somewhere near the input?
- If you use a physical keyboard, you probably don’t want to switch to mouse, point to a button on the screen and click it.
- If you use a keyboard on a touchscreen, you probably expect it to have an ENTER key for doing an implicit submission.
- If you use a voice to command, you expect to have a possibility to never touch any key.
If you have JS enabled, you can delegate a submit event to anything you want. But even if JS is disabled, the user must have a way to do an implicit submission without being forced to see a separate and visible button.
The only use case that I can imagine is when you want to submit a blurred input, that is, without focusing it, but in my situation, I want to disable such action. Is there another use case?
EDIT
As I said in a comment, there will be no secondary/additional functions. Just one function, especially start a search. For example, the browsers don’t have such a button near the URL bar.
And I’ll clarify: I’m asking about a situation when the user can’t do (that is, can’t use a form) without an explicit, visible input…
Examples of UX Research Proposals
I’m applying for a junior-level ux research role, and I was given a brief on how the company is trying to understand the causes for user drop off on a particular page of the site. I’m being asked to construct a proposal that …
What are arguments against the usage of a ticker / marquee on websites?
I was recently asked to add a ticker (with daily updates) to one of our HTML-based dashboards. (A ticker would be text scrolling through the screen. In the past you could achieve something like that with the marquee tag in HT…
How to design the optimal UI/UX test teaching lab?
Imagine you are training the next generation of UI designers and UX experts at a university, and the department just gave you a big pile of money to spend. How does the ideal testing lab look? (I gladly take literature recomm…
Mapping "Reports" under Master Web Application having multiple products
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How can I get people not to put trash in recycling bins?
In my office space we have a main trash can and “recycling” can in the break room. They are simply two bins, with the same color, that are hidden in a cabinet. Outside of the cabinet are two doors, one door saying “recycl…
How can I get people not to put trash in recycling bins?
In my office space we have a main trash can and “recycling” can in the break room. They are simply two bins, with the same color, that are hidden in a cabinet. Outside of the cabinet are two doors, one door saying “recycl…
Difference between "callout" and "popup" (terminology)
I noticed that many in web development talk of “callout” and “callout menu” but they all seem to talk of different things.
According to Wiktionary one meaning is:
An annotation that pertains to a specific location in a body…