In reference to recent experience and check for possible affordances in scope of Voice interfaces in practise, several questions appeared that may define the quality of the service provided (Siri, Google Assistant)
What is the preferred approach when the goal of a page is for a user to edit some values of multiple combinations? Inline editing in a table or multiple rows consisting of dropdowns and inputs? The two approaches visualised:
for an application in the restaurant business I am thinking of a smart way to display ALL menu items, both foods and drinks, from various menus. Now a restaurant may have several menu cards, so a categorization can be like this:
There’s an office building with regular water flush toilets. There’s a trash bin next to each toilet seat so that if users have any garbage they would not flush it into the toilet because the toilet and sewer pipes it’s connected to might …
I am reviewing a design change in a desktop application. The proposed change is implemented with standard clickable buttons in a menu bar, appearing to the right of the normal menu items. These are standard action buttons, like the ones yo…
I’m looking if there are any examples of this as I want to draw a customer journey for a 2 sided marketplace where there’s overlap between these 2 types of users. Think host/traveler for airbnb or rider/driver for lyft.