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Tagged with user-centered-design users
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How to be user-centered with enterprise solutions?
I work in a large organisation with a culture shift to configuring enterprise solutions, buying solutions or building sofware - if no options are available.
In my experience, enterprise solutions have ...
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Automatically detect preference for kilometers vs miles, or explicitly ask?
On my website / app I am currently using miles only to designate distances, and some European users have asked for the ability to have it use kilometers instead, as they are not very familiar with ...
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Users expected to "ignore" irrelevant parts of a form?
I have a web form that is split into several pages, it is an adaptation from a hard copy paper form, and the requirements are that the data captured should be the same.
For my webform I have asked ...
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How to practice user centered design with no / limited access to users?
We have an interesting project which is a prototype for a hypothetical domain specific userbase which does not currently exist.
I'd like to use good design practices and wish to adapt our existing ...
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Best way to present and document long screens [closed]
Currently I am using tools like Word, Powerpoint and Keynote to present concepts and specs to stakeholders.
What is the best – or optimal – way to present and document long screens for stakeholders?
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Two distinct value propositions for two distinct types of users
I have two distinct types of users. I would classify them as "beginners" and "advanced" users. I want to describe the value proposition to beginners in one way and to advanced users a different way. ...
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How to mark dependent fields while updating rest of the fields?
I'm working on a B2B application where huge numbers of fields (up to 100) are divided into ten categories.
Please note, fields are grouped into different categories but impact each other.
like:
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Giving user a preference to pick either TouchID or Pin login on iOS platform
As of iPhone5s we have technology like TouchID which is much secure way of authenticating user instead writing long complicated passwords. Although, we also have a pin login which does require minimal ...
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How do you get user insights in an industry where privacy is critical?
Hey guys I need some of your thoughts here. How do you get user insights in an industry where privacy is critical? I work in an online casino and most of the times user access is very hard due to ...
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How Should I phrase a request? [closed]
I am creating a HTML form and I was wondering how I should phrase the request in order to help create a comfortable, credible environment for the user.
So far I have
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Is the number of clicks the only user interface perspective?
We are developing an application which is divided in different modules (logical groups). When I proposed any UI for specific functionality, I try to make a logical grouping of the elements. Because of ...
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Interactive illustrated map experiencing UX issues
An illustrated interactive map has been designed for a real estate brokerage company trying to emphasize the focus on a particular subset of a neighborhood. The users are having difficulty figuring ...
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"Clear" button necessary in request/query form?
I have a book request form where user enters his user id details, no of books, no of pages delivery mode and other booking details(comes to around 5-6 input fields). It has Submit, Clear and Cancel ...
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Schedule time UX
What I am trying to solve from the above screen shot is scheduling update. With the new update "to" field is optional, and not required field and also the UI and wording is confusing as when Run Start ...
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Presenting both information and validation errors in the same form?
Can I show the 'info' and 'validation error messages' in the same page. Could you please give me your comments?
Attached screen shot.
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Is creating a user persona for a personal project needed?
Do you need to create a user persona for a personal project that you are going to add on your portfolio? I ask because if you do create a user persona, it will basically be invented and assuming since ...
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User available at times
I was looking trough some answers best practices on 'user availability' or whatever it's called.
Let's say I'm a user renting out or providing some kind of service. Let's assume this is my side job.
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What do I want to be? [closed]
So, I graduated with a bachelor's in web development. I LOVE coding...but I also LOVE being the deciding factor. Its one thing to be handed something already designed and just code it...but its a ...
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Icon for Appending a file after existing file
I am designing an editor. On my UI, there is an icon for importing a file. When user opens the editor and clicks on “Import” icon, that file is opened in editor. Now I want that if user clicks “Import”...
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How to source the initial requirements for an app?
I have an app idea but do not know how to do an initial requirements documentation. Do I do a survey based on what features I think would be good? Do I do a competitive analysis?
I have no budget to ...
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Can Information Architects and UX Designers work as separate profiles?
I'm just very recently working as a UX Designer and loving my job but learning still a lot about it. My main focus lies with design while a large part of it is usability, which I like as well.
I was ...
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Is task-based the same as user-centric?
Well, I think that the question is self-explanatory.
In order to explain something to someone in the office I used task-based instead of user-centric and I was surprised. I'm usually complaining ...