Enabling desired date format for users
I don’t want to force users to use only mm/dd/yyyy format on my website.
My case:
User will be able to choose which date format he prefers on the website ( calendars, tables and so on):
12.30.2016
12/30/2016
Dec 30 2016
30 …
On a tablet, is it okay for both modal-style windows and full-screen programs to close with different methods?
Imagine you are faced with a tablet-sized screen that is almost-but-not-quite a tablet.
It has a physical keyboard, and there is no on-screen keyboard.
It has a touch screen, but also has a port where you can attach a mous…
Ordering of an Eligibility Funnel during application onboarding process
I am designing an onboarding/registration process for a mobile app/service that has fairly restrictive qualification requirements.
Over time, these requirements will be come substantially less restrictive, but our MVP will o…
Tab based layout or not?
The app I’m designing initially had a tab based layout in its early stage (Android version). Since working on the iPhone version I’ve gone with just using ViewControllers to allow the user to navigate through. In some ways it feels more fluid but it may be confusing to the user.
The app analyses and visualises incoming audio according to different parameter sets (these are the data items). There are two views, the audio analyses view and the data / edit view. There is also a view that lists the different data items, that will allow for online database search and discovery.
The tab based layout had something like:
Visualise | Edit | Search | Settings
The view controller layout has a path like:
Search (click on item) -> Visualise -> Edit
The Visualise view has a right nav button to edit.
I’m more of a programmer than UX designer so wondering if any UX people have some tips on how to make such decisions.
How can I improve this master detail/grouping UI?
In my application, I have to represent a Work Order entity that has N Work Order Sections and each section has M sub-items. Currently, I’m representing this like so:
Each Work Order has a bunch of fields (not shown). Then …
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How best to show a document preview
I have a fairly basic web form that gathers information such as name, address, description, yada, yada. I have to do a rewrite and so am wondering what the best practice currently is to show a preview? Right now, you click …
Should call to actions (CTAs) be included in product search result listings?
In my daily trips around the web, I’ve noticed that many of the most popular ecommerce sites (e.g. Walmart, Target, Amazon, etc.) are removing CTAs (e.g. “add to cart”) from search results — and I can’t help but wonder why. …
Is it always necessary that an expandable list should have an indication to show that that it is expandable?
Recently I’ve been designing a mockup for an android app (material designed) where I use a list to show number of entries. And the list is expandable.
Is it always necessary to indicate to the end user that the list is expan…
How to change our design or content that users open our website when they see the content?
Maybe the title is not clear; Because the subject is a little special
We are well ranked website and our users are really important for us, and we really care about them. We even don’t advertise on our website or if we do we…