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| bio | website | facebookanswers.co.uk |
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| visits | member for | 4 months |
| seen | May 20 at 14:42 | |
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May 19 |
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Infinite scroll vs Pagination in E-commerce websites Perhaps you should check. I just did and they definitely have pagination now. You can select from either 25 or 50 items per page. |
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Mar 25 |
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What explains the current shift from glossy UIs to matte UIs? Well, a lot of web sites are also all about BANG! and grabbing the customer. Those flat designs in that showcase site all strike me as fairly uniform and dull; generic bootstrap clones. |
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Mar 23 |
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Do I really need a login button? I know this was posted three years ago, but it you are still puzzled how it was done Tomas, I would guess that the application was checking to see if the browser being used was from the local network (it would have an IP address in a specific range). From a security point of view this is pretty poor, but I agree it sure would be convenient if we didn't have to log onto our local browser-based apps. |
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Mar 12 |
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Navigation Design for GoogleTV From that link: TVs are always in "landscape". On a TV, available space runs left-to-right rather than top-to-bottom. Put on-screen navigational controls on the left or right side of the screen and save vertical space for content. |
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Mar 8 |
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Which is easier to use: List of people sorted by FirstName, LastName or LastName, FirstName? When you say "order them by" are you referring to the display order or the sort order, or both? |
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Mar 8 |
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Which is easier to use: List of people sorted by FirstName, LastName or LastName, FirstName? I would agree with the ability of specifying either method. I would strongly disagree with using the approach for the default values. People don't want to be asked to set default values. They want the default values to make sense in the first place. |
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Mar 2 |
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What explains the current shift from glossy UIs to matte UIs? This simply isn't true. A drive down any city street will show countless posters and the like with web-like imagery. You even get the peeling poster effect, which is a bit ironic. |
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Feb 21 |
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Who needs an external on/off Wi-Fi button? @BlueRaja-DannyPflughoeft, if the ipad lacks a feature it doesn't mean it is bugged. It means it lacks a feature. Besides, non technical users would be unaware of the power saving benefits of turning off wifi. With regards to PCi cards in desktop PCs, these are invariably sited at the back of the PC and out of reach, so an on/off switch would be pretty redundant. Besides, these days pretty much everything is USB, and can simply be unplugged. |
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Feb 20 |
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Who needs an external on/off Wi-Fi button? That isn't necessarily possible, and very short sighted. |
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Feb 12 |
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When client and server side validations occur, doesn't it make for a better UX to only do server validations? Well, he isn't suggesting it. However he also states: "I have about 5% of my pages where server side validation isn't required" and I took that to mean he relies on client side validation in thoses instances. My comments were made on that basis. |
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Jan 27 |
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Best UI to allow expert users to enter an ip address? (IPv4) We're not talking about IPv6 though. Personally I don't have a problem switching from decimal to binary on the fly. I guess its down to having to do 8 bit graphics as a kid where you had to convert all the time. Now I instantly see the number as a row of dots. Anyway, I was genuinely curious as to why anybody would want hex input for ipv4 addresses. I did some searching on google and could only find examples pertaining to Java. All the c++ libraries I looked at used quad notation. My research wasn't extensive though! |
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Jan 27 |
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Best UI to allow expert users to enter an ip address? (IPv4) Indeed, after all, there is a very good reason why they are represented as 4 separate numbers; it makes it easier to identity which is the network part of the address, and it makes subnetting easier to describe. I guess if you are using it just for an isolated address, then the hex notation would make sense, but for more general networking, it would be horrible. |
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Jan 26 |
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Best UI to allow expert users to enter an ip address? (IPv4) In all my years in the I.T industry I have never, ever, seen an IPv4 ip address expressed in hex. |
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Jan 24 |
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Infinite scroll vs Pagination in E-commerce websites Can you give me an example of an ecommerce site that benefits from infinite scroll? |
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Jan 20 |
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Why do we say we “browse” to a place on the Internet when we actually download a web server’s content to our browser? The poser of the question implies that their problem is that they aren't visiting sites, but that the data is coming to them, so why is it called browsing? I pointed out that they do in fact visit the sites, albeit electronically, in order to tell the sites to send them the data. |
