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Update vs Modify vs Change – Create vs Add – Delete vs Remove
I am working in a human resources management application and I have to often work with the creation/deletion/updating of people from the web interface.
I’d like to know whether Update, Change and Modify have slightly different meaning and…
What is behind entering email twice for registration?
What do you think to ask the email twice for registration?
The context is this:
In the e-commerce checkout/registration process where the email is mandatory to save cart or to proceed to the checkout, it’s better to ask jus…
What is behind entering email twice for registration?
What do you think to ask the email twice for registration?
The context is this:
In the e-commerce checkout/registration process where the email is mandatory to save cart or to proceed to the checkout, it’s better to ask jus…
How make language option easy to find for people speaking another language than the one shown?
As suggested in another question I decided to show the language names in native language itself in the language selector on my page, instead of using country flags.
The dropdown box shows the current displayed language, say …
Rapid content audits, can this be done?
Content audits although immensely dull are essential to understanding an existing websites content. Content audits for larger sites where you’re capturing each page and analysing the content page by page is obviously very time consuming. I…
Is there any advantage in marketing my product for £99.99 instead of £100?
It’s a wide-spread marketing technique that seems to have been around forever- selling products for £1.99, £9.99, £19.99, instead of £2, £10 and £20.
Presumably the pyschology is that submliminally £99.99 seems disproportionately closer to £99 (or £90) than £100 does.
But surely the technique is so utterly transparent and consumers so wary of marketing techniques nowadays that it is completely ineffective. And worse, by doing it, you risk detering potential customers by coming across as deceptive or dishonest.
How to stop car lights being left on
The lights in cars can be a very frustrating experience for users. Most of us who drive have left our lights on and quite a few of us will have come to our cars to find them completely unusable for their primary purpose because of somethin…
responsive website min-width?
In my experience most responsive websites don’t have min-widths so when resized to a tiny size (say a 100px window) the content screws itself up and becomes illegible.
example: http://alistapart.com/article/responsive-web-design
I love t…
Should numbers be written in numerals or words?
When writing numbers, should we use numerals (“5,000”) or words (“five thousand”)? I’m particularly interested in how easy each is to read and interpret, and whether it’s an important consideration for dyslexic users.