The Redesign: Questions To Ask Before You Start
Redesigning your application the right way means putting pieces in place to make sure you can change culture and keep your job. Doing it wrong can get you fired or kill a company.
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I love t…
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I’ve done some research and noticed that some sites use ‘Expiration date’ and others use ‘Expiry date’.
Which is bet…
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Title
Message
Dismiss button
What should be placed in those 3 values? FAQ for myself:
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It doesn’t require sign up. This is an important differentiator. I don’t want to force the user to register for a tool they haven’t used yet.
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