Material design: How do i deal with maps and creating content from options
To explain this as much as possible. I need to give the user an option to create grids on a map. There is different types of grids. So the user should be able to choose between them
The main screen of my app have a toolbar, …
Material Design guideline for Google Map’s side pane?
Here is what happens when you click on an icon in an “old-style” Google map:
You get an InfoWindow, and clicking “more info” opens a new tab with a google search of the icon’s subject.
Here is what happens when you click …
What is the first step in the UX process?
I’ve been doing so much reading on UX and feeling somewhat overwhelmed as to where to start when you already have an existing product. So in the context of a site that already has a lot of traffic and users, how do you go abo…
What is this Google Apps popout menu called?
What is this menu called in UX/UI parlance?
I want to implement this type of menu in my UI (ASP.NET MVC 5). My default styling is done with Bootstrap 3+.
What is the best way to indicated a column’s data is affected by the date range selected?
Our dashboard has data that is static such as names and full budgets and also has columns which are affected by the date range which is selected.
The user’s attention always jumps to the same columns which contain the larges…
How do I know if my site is not using material design? [closed]
I checked on google’s design site, but couldn’t find a comprehensive spec on this. There are only goals, principals and guidelines. In fact, in most websites I had searched there are only do’s of material design, there are no…
Material Design: using cards for homogeneous content instead of list
The material design guidelines suggest to use lists for homogeneous content and cards for mostly heterogeneous content. It also suggests that if the content is more than 3 lines long then use cards instead of lists.
Does it …
When notification needed that does not launch app
I have an (Android) app that has a background service. This service is persistent and even runs in a different process to the man UI app. It serves a specific propose for the user. However, if it runs when not needed, it may …