Peter

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2d	answered	Are mega footers good UX?
May 13	awarded	Nice Answer
May 9	revised	When is it appropriate to ask User confirmation? added 1 characters in body
May 9	answered	When is it appropriate to ask User confirmation?
May 6	answered	Card sort with 'Don't know' group
May 6	answered	Restaurant Menu
May 1	answered	Is it worth it to re-implement the browser's find feature?
Apr 26	answered	When soliciting donations on a website, should you start by providing a box for the donation amount?
Apr 25	comment	Graphic content label @ Marjan good point, I've added them.
Apr 25	revised	Graphic content label added 131 characters in body
Apr 25	answered	Graphic content label
Apr 24	answered	What would be an expected behaviour for resetting the password?
Apr 24	comment	What would be an expected behaviour for resetting the password? I disagree. The user may have clicked the link multiple times because the emails are slow to arrive. If the user hasn't received the most recent one yet, she still can't reset her password, which is frustrating and bad from a UX perspective.
Apr 10	answered	What is the best mechanism for language and country selection?
Apr 10	comment	What is the best way to inspire users to choose strong password? @DanielNewman Brute force usually happens offline. That is, if someone manages to download the database (due to some other vulnerability) or the user table, they should still not be able to get to the passwords. To protect against online brute forcing, you'd only need a very simple password. Still, no harm in limiting the attempts per minute, though. (The best solution UX-wise would be to show a captcha if the user tries more than n times in a minute).
Apr 10	comment	How to make a user feel secure when using an iframe for payments I would add to this that putting a lock logo on your own site should make a user feel less secure, as you're basically using all the tactics of a phisher. When you redirect to the payment provider, make sure that both pages refer to each other. Make sure you prepare the user for the switch to another page and make sure the other page shows that it's communicating with you (eg. it shows your logo andthe item they're paying for).
Apr 9	answered	Are extensive validations necessary on mundane input forms in a website?
Apr 8	comment	GUI Design advice on Add/Remove/Edit form It depends. If there are often more than about ten outlets, you may need to forget about the lines. You could take inspiration from the way the lines are drawn in most treeviews. So, a single line from the device, then a single vertical line and horizontal struts from the vertical line to the outlets.
Apr 8	answered	GUI Design advice on Add/Remove/Edit form
Apr 8	comment	What's an in between for a big red X and a big green check mark? @user1803405 The phrase 'closed' is a bit of a misnomer (see this discussion on meta). It really just means that the question should be rephrased a little, and while you're doing that (if you want), we shouldn't have any answers, because the answers and the question will diverge. In your case the deeper question is how represent or communicate the intermediate level(s) between correct and incorrect. This is a more interesting question, and has a greater possibility for diverse answers.