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#Windows experts, can you answer this without trying: How many times do you need to press the down arrow to select C:\Users\Public? #UX #UI

#Windows experts, can you answer this without trying: How many times do you need to press the down arrow to select C:\Users\Public? #UX #UI

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Mild take for the day: All videos players (looking at you YouTube) should have a waveform on the timeline to allow easier skipping to specific parts where the audio track noticeably changes. As seen here in Amberol, which is music player, but the idea is the same. #UX #UI
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You know what would make #Mastodon even better? Making the post composition window larger than the post reading frame. I'm old enough that even with reading glasses, my #eyesight needs the composition window larger so that I can locate the cursor accurately when editing. I don't need to edit other people's posts. Make the composition window text at least as large as the featured post text, maybe even larger, not the size of the thread text. #UX #UI #quality #disability #design #accessibility
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Self checkout. Person of a poor eyesight tries to desperately find a QR code to scan. At a very visible, prominent, in-your-face place is an ad for Minecraft. And guess like what a Minecraft zombie looks like to non-nerdy person? Yep. Did not scan either. #UX #RealWorldUx
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"12 years ago today, #Apple published a web page with one job: to make a U2 album go away." –MacRumors Funny, if they'd just given out a "download for free" coupon code, or let you delete it with a click, it probably would've been widely seen as positive. Just goes to show how a lack of control in the situation can feel like an abusive user experience. But I'm sure they learned their lesson… *Watches as Siri/AI options are rammed into every experience* #mandatoryU2day #UX
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Most people mistake information density for insight. Cramming every metric into one chart just spikes cognitive load and hides the actual story. The best visualizations prioritize clarity over completeness. Less is usually more when you want people to actually understand the data. #dataviz #ux #datascience
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Most designers obsess over minimalism but forget that too much whitespace can actually increase cognitive load. Efficiency isn't about hiding features. It is about grouping information so the brain processes it faster. Stop stripping away utility in the name of a clean look. #UX #CognitiveLoad #Design
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Nuxt + tailwind and a lil elbow grease = a beautiful Loops Help Center powered by markdown/mdx ✨ You may notice the Support Tickets button and personalization, while this is a central service, we use a clever method to link back to the source server and generate the avatar, as if the user never left their instance. Shipping soon! #Loops #LoopsDev #HelpCenter #UX
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The fediverse becomes more accessible and easy to use when we hide the complexity behind familiar and trusted flows and better user experiences. If we want to save people from walled gardens, we need to provide a more frictionless onboarding experience, and empower them with privacy friendly discovery based on services and tools like Starter Kits and the People Directory! No contact book uploads. No SMS verification. Just one tap auth and powerfully simple user interfaces #UI #UX #Fediverse
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'User friendly' - been dragged into a procurement process for a software solution to replace an existing. Lots of handwaving about new system being user friendly etc. Anyone suggest specific crtieria that could be used rather than this nebulous language? THX #UX #UI
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I can sometimes obsess over the tiniest details, because attention to detail matters. My most recent example: Loops DMs don't need to render the mentions in the message bubble. It just looks better without them. They do provide important context sometimes, so they are available when you need them, with a tooltip popover. No detail is too small when you put the user experience first. 🚀 Before vs After #Loops #LoopsDev #UX
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how bad does technology have to get? how much will we allow it to destroy the climate? every piece of modern tech and software is just going down the toilet, #UX -wise this is getting ridiculous to the point of parody
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There is something to be said about conditioning and data liberation wrt/ this exchange. Platforms conditioned people to think that the companies own the data and that there is nothing a person can be done about it. Maybe solvable by paying some data-ransom. It can be either by design [plug any big-enough corp here] or by crappy #UX like in the case of #Strava here.
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My friend knew what they wanted to do. But because there is no button, obscure tech jargon a just heaps of half-arsed #UX treatments, they thought that there is no way to do what they wanted (there isn't btw: they don't use computer & there is no export button on iOS), they had to lean onto the wisdom of the authority (me) to figure out how to do this extremely trivial thing instead doing it on their own.
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