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What is the ideal font size to be used in dashboard?
From a pure usability perspective, I believe the ideal size will be the smallest size that is perceived by your users to be easily scannable and legible. Consider that:
Different fonts will render at ...
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What is the ideal font size to be used in dashboard?
Fair question!
a) It is generally agreed that 16px is a good minimum size for body text (Source). Body text refers to a continuous long text, like this answer here. So this does not mean that all ...
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How do you display users that new information is available?
Add the number of NEW notifications to the tab.
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How to display a bar chart for users' test scores if you have more than 50 users
Think about what the real task of the admin is here
the admin has to scroll down to see all the employees' score and can't make a good comparison of all the scores.
Space will almost always be an ...
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Placement of refresh cta
Because there are areas on the page that seem "refreshable" but aren't (like Feeds), you'll want to keep that Refresh action inside the bounds of the widget area.
In a lot of cases with ...
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Categories that have Questions, CRUD in one view feels chaotic
What I think is when there are so many similar options repeated, something is wrong at the UX level:
Perhaps you should study another type of interface, not as a final alternative, but to discover ...
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Categories that have Questions, CRUD in one view feels chaotic
You could show all question and then add a filter to show only the items you want by category, language, etc.
It's OK if the user clicks on the drop down and sees the available categories from there, ...
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Multi-language system, which languages are mandatory when creating an item?
There needs to be a default language set for the project/company, maybe ask during onboarding, how you find out is up to you. Try and avoid using a user's default language choice or location. Just ...
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How do you display users that new information is available?
This might help you as references.
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Which of these is a better design approach for displaying this banner on a dashboard and why?
Hard to say. Do you have the option to A/B test or even eye-track?
Intuitively (which you should always take with a grain of salt):
Option 2 looks cleaner, but if my screen is larger, I might not see ...
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Which of these is a better design approach for displaying this banner on a dashboard and why?
It really depends on the context the banner is placed. When there is a clear difference between context and banner, i would go with option 2.
In option 2 you distinguish between information and action....
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What are the best practices for designing a UI when the system state might also be changed by a secondary client?
You have taken the right first step towards designing for a distributed environment. I would take your solution a step further and argue in favor of the other facets supporting the other heuristic ...
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Visual way of showing presense of team
Expanding on @essbee 's answer, adding inner-bar labels:
...with mouseover activated popup to provide more information:
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Visual way of showing presense of team
Here is a suggestion - show the three status within one filled bar:
This is simpler than stacked avatars, but has the same informational value, and scales well to accomodate large teams.
From a ...
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