Validation status – should it disappear or turn green?
We have client-side validation when users fill out a form. See below:
The question here is: if the user answers the question, should the “!” button disappear? This button also serves as toggling on/off the error on the inp…
What are significant UX KPIs for an enterprise product?
Most KPI lists I have found (like Google’s HEART/GSM model) assume a free user – one that can show up to use your product, and then choose to stay or go based on how pleasant the experience is, and how useful the tool is.
Ob…
Is autoscroll to search results an acceptable pattern?
I have a search page in development where you can’t see the results because they fall below the fold. We’ve implemented auto-scroll as a solution. I think it’s dizzying; is this a viable solution or is it not user-friendly?
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How to represent a switch "tabbed" state in Material Design?
Trying to determine a way to represent a “tabbed” state on a switch that looks like this:
Under the hood, it is just a checkbox that the user can tab-over and press enter to check/uncheck the box.
What is a way that I ca…
Material Design – Form Tabbing on "Switch" checkbox?
I have a form that a user typically uses tab index to navigate throughout. I’ve updated most of the forms from standard checkboxes to “switches” with either a yes/no.
label changed for IP…
With Material Design I haven’…
How can we help users to allow webcam access?
Assume a web application requires access to webcam and microphone. Browser compatibility has been checked and the required hardware is definitely present. When the app enters “chat mode,” the user will be presented with a con…
Filtering in Datatables
Currently we are having issues with filters on our datagrids and the space they take in the screen.
I think the way they are used right now they take a lot of space that’s not needed.
I would personally do something else….
I can’t properly design UI to get better user experience [on hold]
I am working on a project for that I design a screen (see above screen).
On the top progress bar has 5 sections and every section has ‘n’ number of questions where user will give inputs.
When all the section will get filled then next thing is to review the sections so, in the review all the sections are in read only format where, if user wants to edit some part of the section 1 then he can click on edit
button and it will redirect to top progress bar section 1.
Main thing is I am repeating same thing in review (i.e naming convention–> section 1, section 2)because of that design is not looking so good. I am unable to figure out how to represent review part sections.
Any better Idea to represent review sections?
Button versus symbol
This is for a document management application
This is thick client (WPF) not a browser application
The button line and image / icon line are two options
Search, browse history back, browse history forward, snapshot
I like the…