Mark D

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bio	website	markdehate.com
	location	Lansing, MI
	age	30
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I'm a UI Designer focusing on wireframing in big, complicated web applications. I would love to design signup forms all day, but sadly, it's not in the cards.

I also run a blog on usability in gaming, That Game's UX. Check it out!

	1,368 reputation	bio	website	markdehate.com	visits	member for	11 months
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Mar 21	comment	Security issues if not forcing a user to sign up No, I said I don't disagree with the security concerns. I edited my answer to remove the pesky and unnecessary double negative.
Mar 21	revised	Security issues if not forcing a user to sign up un-double negative-ing
Mar 21	answered	Security issues if not forcing a user to sign up
Mar 21	revised	Do I really need a back button? Adding another part about the click logo to go home pattern
Mar 21	answered	Do I really need a back button?
Mar 12	comment	Which way should be “on” for a switch? I agree, but wonder, would that feeling be backwards in right-to-left cultures?
Mar 8	answered	What's the best way to ask a user if they want to visit the Mobile site?
Mar 8	answered	Best way to align 15 form fields for high conversion
Mar 5	accepted	Showing progress for a long many-step process with a discrete progress bar?
Feb 28	awarded	Nice Question
Feb 27	revised	Showing progress for a long many-step process with a discrete progress bar? Making it clear it's elapsed time in the example
Feb 27	comment	Showing progress for a long many-step process with a discrete progress bar? Maybe my example is misleading...I don't know how long each step will take to complete. I know some are longer, and some are shorter, but not enough to be able to put a time on it. The time in my example represents elapsed time for the current step.
Feb 27	comment	Showing progress for a long many-step process with a discrete progress bar? They mean something to the user only in relation to how long they take. So, users probably know to expect that certain steps may take forever to complete.
Feb 27	asked	Showing progress for a long many-step process with a discrete progress bar?
Feb 21	awarded	Informed
Feb 20	answered	UX guidelines for a web game tutorial
Feb 19	accepted	What's the best way to conduct user research at a trade show?
Feb 14	comment	Enterprise Social User Interview Questions? I would recommend checking out some of the Nielsen Norman Group's intranet reports. This is the whole series: nngroup.com/reports/intranet-usability-guidelines. How to do research (although it seems to be focused on usability studies, which you don't want to do): nngroup.com/reports/intranet-research-overview. And about social features: nngroup.com/reports/intranet-communications
Feb 13	revised	What reason could Nintendo have had for putting the A and B buttons the wrong way round? Pointing out an important comment on my answer
Feb 13	comment	What reason could Nintendo have had for putting the A and B buttons the wrong way round? Hmm, I suppose that's true. Thanks for pointing that out.