Top new questions this week:
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We're challenged on how to handle multiple long alerts for mobile. In some instances they can be so long the rest of the actual content gets pushed down. the content of these alerts are related to ...
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We sell a widget. And we're building a webpage for the widget.
We have a section on the webpage where we want to show a text description of a feature of that widget, and below the description, we show ...
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I am working on an app where I have to display a nested list of parent and child items.
The principal target is mobile.
Every parent element has a contextual menu and children.
Now my design looks ...
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Consider the case where an unauthenticated user sees a main navigation with a few items:
In the old days, someone with admin privileges might log in and simply see additional items exclusive to their ...
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I've got a edit form in which the user can change a number of properties from an item. In certain conditions, there is an optional time field which the user can set. But it cannot be set to an actual ...
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Our app consists of different sections (here Section 1, Section 2 etc.) where the users can view and edit their data. The user can also choose to give read or read/write access for each of these ...
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If I ban a user from a website indefinitely (specific manual ban not automatic), and they'll never be able to appeal, should I verify the user's email and password, or show them that they're banned ...
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What UI provides the best user experience when searching using many filters as opposed to a single text input.
For example: I have 15 filters (all optional) that users can filter results by. The ...
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The Scroll Lock key is useless in the modern day, and some higher-end keyboards don't even have it:
Same can be said for the Pause and Break keys, but however it pauses the BIOS POST output on many ...
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If the elevator stops on a floor, opens the doors to let the passengers out, and hasn't received a command to go on another floor, why does it close its doors afterwards?
If the elevator is not on my ...
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Is there any research in this area, it seems "Sign in" is more common and hence more recommended.
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We have a web application that lists prices of a stocks and we have a requirement to indicate a movement. When there's an increase in price we add an up arrow, where there's a decrease in price we add ...
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I find it too easy to hit "Back" (in a browser kind of way) forgetting that there is no "Forward" to correct my mistake.
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I know that previously it was 960 pixels, but lately I have had clients wanting me to push the envelope further and prompted me to do some research on the matter.
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Can you answer these questions?
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Center-area concept:
For a desktop application, we commonly find a similar structure for the GUI:
Top menu / Ribbon
Dockables left and right to explore the content and show properties.
Center-area ...
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I have a mobile web app and there are two different modes for viewing content and the user may frequently toggle between them. I'd like to provide a very convenient way for the user to request this ...
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I find this layout of cascading filters:
much more intuitive and much more "welcoming" to use, over the traditional, horizontal axis layout:
I am trying to explain to myself why this is so....
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