Chris Kluis

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location Tampa, FL
age 31
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seen Aug 21 '12 at 13:45
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Mar
30
 awarded  Yearling
Jun
18
 comment How long should a page take to load?
Although a bit snarky - I love this comment!
May
24
 comment Navigation & Link Hover State
oh - I was just suggesting that they should test it. I think not having hover state is bad design and usability. I create large menus with very visible hover states because I believe it helps me (and have tested it and proved it).
May
22
 answered Navigation & Link Hover State
May
14
 accepted The Great Mobile UX Debate: Scroll or Click
Apr
27
 awarded  Citizen Patrol
Mar
30
 awarded  Yearling
Dec
2
 awarded  Nice Answer
Dec
2
 awarded  Enlightened
Nov
29
 comment How a comment service should work in a CMS or CRM like online application?
What are your thoughts on it?
Nov
29
 answered How a comment service should work in a CMS or CRM like online application?
Nov
11
 answered Examples of spartan/basic web sites
Sep
8
 awarded  Nice Question
Aug
10
 revised how to explain logarithmic scale to a non-techie user
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Aug
9
 answered how to explain logarithmic scale to a non-techie user
Aug
8
 answered Is it a good idea to have a homepage with multiple templates that alternate on a periodic basis?
Jul
7
 comment Simplest, cheapest solution for hosted A/B tests?
Yeah, I've started to see this type of idea pop-up for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is a search engine cannot crawl two different versions of the page. It is guaranteed to match - the images that is shows would just be different. Definately has some merit.
Jul
7
 answered Simplest, cheapest solution for hosted A/B tests?
Jun
6
 answered And vs “&” in web text, which is better?
May
25
 comment The Great Mobile UX Debate: Scroll or Click
good point Adrian. There are some question types where you would want to save an answer, but I'm not sure of the feasibility of those types of questions on a html based form anyway (picture, signature capture, etc).
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