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Why do some websites hijack "open in new tab"?
It's unlikely that there's intentional malice. There are times when "new tab" functionality is intentionally violated, usually because the website is written as a "single page application" (SPA). SPAs ...
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Set screen brightness based on time or manually?
In my opinion, in your scenario, the brightness should change according to the environment light, which is not necessarily related to the time of the day.
The use of an automatic toggle option lets ...
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Most intuitive accordion action icon
There are other questions with this same theme, you can take a look at: here and here
These posts can help you :)
In my opinion, I prefer the icons of more and less
The plus icon is the clearer ...
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Deliberately making "break a streak" as an achievement
As someone who has worked with many apps like yours, I find your concept intriguing and interesting.
However, and precisely because I have extensive experience on the subject, I can tell you it won't ...
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Consider a scenario where I have setup autopay. In case I want to edit the settings, what should the ideal behaviour be? Should it load an empty form?
In this autopay scenario, the ideal behaviour would be to show the form with the current populated fields based on what the user had set previously.
This way the user can just make changes to the ...
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Behavior modification vs usability
The first rule of UX:
Don't assume.
The second rule of UX:
Don't assume.
The third rule of UX:
Don't repeat yourself.
Confused? So am I!
Questions
What is the user goal here? To get ...
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What is the difference between Persuasive Design, Behavioral Design and UX?
Simply put:
Persuasive Design is a part of Persuasive Technology and can be defined as follows:
Persuasion design is the design of messages by analyzing and
evaluating their content, using ...
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