Vitaly Mijiritsky

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UX Design Manager @ DG Mediamind | Blogger @ UXtasy | Editorial member @ UXI

Cognitive Psychologist by training. @vitalym on Twitter.

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Mar 28	comment	Back button logic Precisely. Another consideration in favor of the "view, not navigation" approach is that the other buttons are actions, not navigation items. It shouldn't be affected by the back button at all.
Mar 27	answered	Where did combo box/drop-down lists come from?
Mar 26	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Is it wrong to have your primary actions in red?
Mar 24	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Providing multiple paths/flows for the same Action
Mar 24	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Providing multiple paths/flows for the same Action
Mar 17	comment	Elevator dispatch algorithm choice An intro into elevator programming :)
Mar 16	answered	Does Facebook use their UX for social engineering?
Mar 12	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Vote Up/Down and adding to favourites
Mar 4	awarded	Famous Question
Mar 4	reviewed	Reject suggested edit on What are the best practices for tooltips on mobile websites?
Mar 4	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Report page with data table and chart
Mar 4	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Tentative vague appointment
Mar 4	reviewed	Reject suggested edit on How to edit only one list in a split list view?
Mar 4	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Many possible responses to content
Mar 4	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Is user centered design only about hygiene factors?
Mar 1	awarded	Popular Question
Feb 28	awarded	Nice Question
Feb 27	accepted	Information visualization - display 6 related ranges on a single chart
Feb 24	comment	Information visualization - display 6 related ranges on a single chart I'm not asking the user to compute anything. As I mentioned in the question, first and foremost I intend to show the totals. Then, since the totals are made up of the two types (which is precisely the user's mental model), I'd like to use the same chart to display the breakdown as well. And in any case all 3 pairs of numbers are displayed in text as well. The challenge is to effectively visualize the composition of the data.
Feb 24	comment	Information visualization - display 6 related ranges on a single chart Since the total is composed of the apples and oranges, I am trying to avoid displaying the same data twice.