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Mar
17
awarded  Yearling
Nov
30
comment Accordion in a webapp - Should I allow more than one open?
Will the accordion fit the screen height (and scroll the form inside) or will it flow out of visible area?
Sep
27
comment How do you communicate the location of a user in a tabbed environment when they've navigated to a page that can't be described using an existing tab?
+1 have the same problem with OneUI layout from IBM.
Sep
18
comment What are the conventions for how often a user should be asked to log into a mobile application?
+1 agree: at login time it is completely useless. I personaly like my eBanking client: shows countdown from 20 minutes in upper right corner to session expiration. with button to start over. and any operation resets the counter too. the point is: user knows on every page how long will session last and he has no option to change predefined amount. but it is determined by sensitivity - eBanking. for other purposes it may be few hours or days...
Sep
18
comment What are the conventions for how often a user should be asked to log into a mobile application?
I think the question was "how long", not "how" to keep session. I am interested too.
Sep
11
answered What do you call that interfacing zone?
Sep
2
comment How should I name the paid app VS unpaid app on mobile devices?
Personaly, I don't like crippleware and I found option Namezilla + Namezilla Donation the most fair distribution. Unpaid version has full set of functions, and if user likes it, he will pay for that by donation.
Jun
14
comment Android - Is it a good idea to display a list of horizontally scrollable lists (shelves)?
I think you have two problems in one question. Performance can be solved by proper coding/optimization. From UX perspective, I think shelves approach is a bit odd, but it should work with proper visual help - that users will know they can scroll in both directions.
Jun
10
comment Best UI for filtered search with many filtering options as opposed to single text field
Your mockup seem pretty sophisticated, but I wouldn't go for it. At first, it is too big, roughly 2-3 screens tall, so you have no overview. Second, user has no feedback, what will he get. It results to pinging back and forth through form and results pages. Personally, I hate that kind of searching. No offense.
May
18
comment How was this ux sketchy made?
To be exact, it is Android Sketching stencil set.
May
7
comment Intuitive AND/OR condition for query builder
@André "> the same issue would apply for radio buttons, right?" Exactly. I have seen few apps with "custom visual theme" where I had to stare and think a lot whether some 2 state radiobutton (or checkbox) is turned on or off.
May
5
awarded  Nice Answer
May
5
awarded  Scholar
May
5
accepted Intuitive AND/OR condition for query builder
May
4
comment Can stairs have a user experience?
+1 I know people who hate to walk on glass stairs/floor
May
4
comment Can stairs have a user experience?
I think you completely omitted width of stairs or shape of stairway, what are essential parts of their UX.
May
4
answered A dialog to set up working hours
May
4
comment Intuitive AND/OR condition for query builder
@GotDibbs - the problem with segmented control (or state buttons) AND one/two options is to identify, which control/highlight means active value. For three+ values it is the "different" one, but for one or two values it is uncertain, what value is selected. Therefore I don't like that control :-)
May
3
revised Intuitive AND/OR condition for query builder
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May
3
comment Intuitive AND/OR condition for query builder
Thanks for reference. I wanted to avoid this kind of dialog - too many clicks.