What is the clearest way to display "less than"?
I’m currently working a sliding filter in a UI that presents a “distance to” option.
Which of the following would best in my situation?
< 2.1 miles
under 2.1 miles
2.1 miles or less
Example:
Is it okay to show the loads of data on modal or on the new web page?
I am working on an application which has some data in tabular format. There is a view button for each row.
So my question is:
After clicking on that button, should I show the data on the new web page or should I just show it in the same …
Is this considered Formative or Summative Usability Study?
An A/B test done to introduce two new designs, version A and version B, collects three metrics, number of steps to reach page, System Usability Scale (SUS), and one question which uses Likert Scale.
Based on the above details (I made them…
What to focus on after row deletion
I’m designing the keyboard navigation for a table/grid. Each row in the grid has a “delete this row” button. After a button is activated and the current focused parent row of the button is deleted, what should be the element of focus?
Th…
When should the usability of a software be taken into consideration?
ISO 9241-11 defines usability as “the extent to which a product can be used by specified users to achieve specified goals with effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction in a specific context of use”.
Usability is too abstract term to st…
How to present a lot of choices and options, where each case is important?
Can’t show app interface but here is the concept. 1st image situation and a short description of the person. The Second image is Cases and options for how to help. (First, you choose case then option).
The problem is
Placing a large …
How would you illustrate days progression within a month (elapsed days)?
I am looking for a visual way to display the elapsed and remaining days within a month without displaying a calendar.
Basically the purpose of the app is to reach a goal in a month time frame. So for info and motivation purpose I need t…
A Kind of Magic: Behavior Change Design
Are you fascinated with psychology and how it can impact product design to change your user’s lives for the better? We had the opportunity to (virtually) sit down with Amy Bucher, Ph.D., the author of the new book, “Engaged: Designing for Behavior Change”, who isn’t just fascinated with the pairing of the two, but calls the relationship “A Kind of Magic”.
Handling too long pre-fill text on text boxes
I’m designing a form for multiple languages on mobile. in english the prefill text is not too long, but when the translations e.g. russian, what’s the best way to handle when it ends up being longer than the width of the screen? Is truncat…
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