Related to usability and experience for young users.
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How to explain UX design to school children? [duplicate]
I need to explain what a UX designer does to a class of 7 year olds. I don't want to say that I just draw a website and someone else "makes" it. How would you go about it?
EDIT: I know there is a ...
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Why are child-resistant packages sometimes easier to open by kids than adults?
Based on discussions with friends and colleagues there seem to be difficulties opening child-resistant packages in general. There are even stories of parents letting their kids (supervised) open child ...
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Timer on game for kids
Game description:
The kid has a multiple choice question.
If the answer is wrong or right they procede to the next question and so on.
The question:
Is it good or bad user experience for kids, if I ...
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Which colors would best convey 3 difficulty levels?
I'm making a baby toy/game to learn numbers and I have a menu with 3 buttons. The first button enters "learn mode", the second button is an easy quiz, and the third button is a medium quiz.
Are there ...
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Is the logo good enough to use as a link back to the main menu for a childrens website?
We have created a fruits and vegetables game for children where they have to choose the correct vegetable in a grid of vegetables.
This is a web based game. In this game, we have a logo at the top of ...
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When to Switch Custom Tool Cursor for Interactive Application
When is the best time to display a custom cursor for a tool such as a paint brush in a paint application?
One option is when the user clicks the tool and drags over the workspace, the cursor changes ...
