How can I communicate that at least one filter is required?
I have a form for a search filter. In this search filter, however, I have two inputs for the “main bulk” of the search, and afterwards I have other filters for fine-tuning the query. My problem comes from the fact that at least one of the …
Benefits of having a Shopping Cart (as opposed to "straight to checkout")
I have a client whose colleagues are pursuing an eCommerce Out of the Box product that doesn’t have a dedicated shopping cart screen. Their product works such that when you want to buy something, it goes straight to a full checkout form.
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Web UI for choosing variable or entering constant value
I’m working on a form where each field can be filled either with variable from list (that can be pretty large) or constant from user input.
For example, I received from backend list of variables: PrimaryColor, SecondaryColor. On form the…
Does commenting before registering on forums have any draw backs?
I’m redesigning a forum and one of the issues we earlier faced is the drop off rate during signing up. One of the reasons we did find was there being too many questions asked by an admin during this process and we’re addressing that.
The…
Show attached files in mobile app: Screen vs Pop-up
We has a section in our mobile app that designed as user feedback service. And faced with question – how the best way to show user their attached files on screen with new form creation? User can attach maximum 10 files.
On our form we alr…
Examples of Combining Halftone Effects with Code
Halftone patterns, those intensely-dotted images, are a mainstay of both print and web design. While traditionally used as a means of faithfully reproducing images in print, it has also become…
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Examples of Combining Halftone Effects with Code
Halftone patterns, those intensely-dotted images, are a mainstay of both print and web design. While traditionally used as a means of faithfully reproducing images in print, it has also become…
The post Examples of Combining Halftone Effects with Code appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.
Is there any rule of thumb on how much or how less I should put a UI content on a screen?
I get a dilemma over whether I should spread my content over several pages to reduce user cognitive load, or put as much information as possible in a screen to lessen the navigation depth.
For example, if I am to display a list of jobs a …
Advice on how to make a react-strap card layout better-looking? [closed]
I am using react-strap cards. In the application I have around 70 cards.
The problem is that it does not look very good from a user experience point of view. How can I make my .css better for the user?
Below is how the card is structure…
Hamburger Menu and Nav Links combination [closed]
In tablet sizes, Is it a good practice to have a hamburger menu and a few of the most important nav links stay outside of the hamburger?
Or is it more customary to have just nav links or just hamburger? Could there be a middle ground?
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