Highlighting text replacements
I am making an application where the user can perform multiple replacements after one another (eg. replace all “is” with “was”, all “will” to “would have”).
The problem I am facing UX-wise is how to signify the changes that will happen in…
Comparing user flows for products
I am challenged with presenting 2+ applications & their user flows to my product partners as a bird’s eye view. Some of the steps will be common & some unique to these products. The purpose is to highlight a common step- user valid…
Saving Filter State in an application
Our application has a case where you can filter a list of projects with a checkbox to show only your projects. A few members of our development team have requested that state of that filter remain between navigations. That is, if I click a…
The Four Ways That Freelancers Are Mistreated
There are several ways that clients can mistreat you. We explore four of the more common transgressions, along with ways to combat them.
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The Battle of Freelance Stability vs. Growth
Finding consistent work can be a challenge for freelancers and small agencies. There’s often a feast-or-famine cycle. Either we’re overloaded with projects or are sitting idly, waiting for something to…
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Forge Your Own (Animation) Path with These Snippets
In some ways, it seems like we’re in the golden age of animation on the web. Mainly because there are so many options for implementing it into our projects. Certainly,…
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Attention Getters: Bright Call-to-Action Buttons
As a rule, call-to-action buttons rarely undergo cardinal changes. The last big thing in this sphere was when we were widely introduced to ghost buttons. Although their hollow shape felt…
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How to show progress bar and percentage value in a compact space?
I need to develop a kind of information dashboard, with a sizable number of widgets like this, to show progress on a bunch of things:
I need to show the percentage value and the percentage complete, which I’m representing here as partia…
What is the best default search order – on a within-site product search?
Sites tend to use ‘most relevant’ (however that’s defined !) as the default search order.
Is this the best default from a users’ point of view – or would another option, like Price (Low>High) be better ?
Using a select for navigation instead of tabs?
Is a select box appropriate to control navigation on a page? For user profiles, I’m considering putting a select box in the header to change views, so a user can select from ‘About’, ‘Calendar’, ‘Contact’ etc. The other option would be to …