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Seems straightforward enough, having a Title, Version #, update notes, closing button. However consider these things: What percentage of users will actually care to read the release notes? If not …

Not so much of a principle, but it would fail a Task Analysis since it removed the user from achieving their goal. Taskflow Analysis - https://methods.18f.gov/decide/task-flow-analysis/#:~:text=A%20st …

Test for the one who is about to jump from average to power user, the one that is going to convert and give you profit. Your novice users will eventually become average and power users as well. The po …

Complement whatever icon you use with the work "Premium" otherwise it will be unclear. Using a color or icon might signify the card as sponsored and might be ignored. Also, also consider other icons …

Scenario 1 seems to be correct. The use of overlay in relation to the "slide" is to mute out other components so the user can focus on the "slide" contents. There are probably some cases where scenar …

What are the pros and cons of header Login links with the following message: Login Login, [First Name] I remember reading that addressing users by their first name is overall more friendly and targe …

As a general rule, try to avoid using the labels for your sections. I've found that testers use your wording as a guide and focus on searching that word in the labels instead of doing the mental work …

Try pagination (2/10) and navigation arrows. Although your system should allow for huge number of questions, I feel the problem lies in the design of the surveys. Are all those questions necessary? …

The traditional notion of "carousels not working" only seems to be applied to the scenario were stakeholders want to push a lot of marketing content in a confined space, resulting in the dredged Homep …

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Assuming: 1 line = 1 color No 2 lines have the same color The first number in the pill is redundant and confusing. The Orange Box on top clearly labels that Orange = Line 3. To make it even more …

I've seen Eventbrite implement this and was wondering if there were any best practices or considerations in terms of usability. …

This article talks about dependent form fields: https://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2007/02/selection-dependent-inputs.php I think this option works best since it allows you to have as many options …

I think standards are what a majority of users are used to and agree based on familiarity. As such, we could consider common table design patterns as standards, as well as those for visualizations and …

I think green for accomplished dates and grey / faded green? / half filled faded green? for not accomplished is fair. For days with no data, you can keep blank and fade out the day number as well. So …