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Reusable solutions for commonly occurring problems in user interface and user experience design.
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Any research on the usability of the "inline modals" design pattern?
I recently read an article on a design pattern called "inline modals" here: http://uxmovement.com/content/inline-modal-windows-display-new-content-in-page-sections/. I think it's a good pattern that e …
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Pattern for adding/removing an item within a form
I've looked around and can't find any pre-existing examples/patterns of an easy way to inline add/remove an item within a form.
The scenario is during a process for me to add a new customer to my ac …
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