how to display hierarchy in search bar
So we have an internal form creating tool and the names of data here are very repetitive. We decided to bring in a search bar and show the data along with the hierarchy( basically the path of the file). Any clue on how to dis…
Is it ok to show confirmation dialog on pressing Cancel?
There is a page, which can be edited by the user, and there are two actions – Save and Cancel.
Would it be appropriate to show some kind of alert, once the user accidentally pressed Cancel after making some changes?
Labels – "list of ingredients" or "ingredients list"
Just wondering if there is rule around screen labels. I’m working on a project at the moment, and we’ve got sections of forms with very inconsistent labeling. One section might be labeled “List of ingredients” and another tea…
How to present results with categories?
CONTEXT
Users are searching for elements called TOTs. All TOTs belong to categories called OTs. Search results are presented as OTs and their associated TOTs. Results are implemented as cards and users can select each TOT to …
Multiple product sites visual appearance
So i am designing a website(lets call it mother site) which has multiple products(mobile apps), and each product(app) has a separate website for it. As a UX/UI designer, the entire responsibility is mine.
So the mothersite ha…
What make users feel safe to buy in a online store?
I want to know what can be done from UX perspective that makes user feel safe to buy in an online store?
Is there any research that shows how user reacts to different design elements and how they makes they feel that they ca…
Looking for the fastest and the best way to group an array of objects in Javascript
Have a an array of objects as
[{‘gHeader’: ‘gH1’, ‘key1’ : ‘val11’},
{‘gHeader’: ‘gH2’, ‘key1’ : ‘val11’},
{‘gHeader’: ‘gH1’, ‘key1’ : ‘val12’},
{‘gHeader’: ‘gH2’, ‘key1’ : ‘val13’},
{‘gHeader’: ‘gH3…
Pattern for filtering a table column by one of its values
I’ve come up with a functionality that I haven’t seen before, and I’m wondering if it would be effective. The concept is that users will want to filter a table by a value that they recognize.
Given this table:
The user se…
What are some examples of well-executed OS agnostic app design?
I’ve noticed some of the design conventions for iOS apps will appear on Android: E.G., Instagram uses toolbars. This also happens on iOS: E.G., Google uses material design in their YouTube Music app.
What are some examples of an app – which is designed for both platforms – that feels agnostic to either design convention, yet seems to pull it off? Thank you!
A little more backstory if needed: I’m a longtime iOS user, and now find myself designing an app for both Android and iOS. The client is requesting a more neutral UI that doesn’t adhere to either OS to cut down on design/dev time.
When should user be prompted for push notifications and location
Location service provides access to user location.
If application has map screen, you could ask user for location service access at map screen.
If application has an event journal screen, you could ask user for push notification service access at this screen.
But, in general, when and where you should ask user for access to push notifications and location services?