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Design intended to discourage certain actions
Friction is indeed the most appropriate term, but specifically the example with the ellipses also falls under Gradual/Progressive Disclosure. It's meant not so much to discourage users from using a ...
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Design intended to discourage certain actions
Friction is the term designers use when they want users to make an action thoughtfully and deliberately (vs. something that is selected by accident). There are many reasons to design with friction:
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Is it a good practice to mix filled and outline badges?
Should I mix these styles at the same page/theme, or should I use only one style for consistency to avoid mixing these styles?
I would suggest to use one styling in your theme or page unless you ask ...
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What is the design system of gumroad?
I am sharing few Figma and Medium resource links below, related to your required design style, which may help you get started.
Neubrutalism Landing Page Design
Neubrutalism Icons Set
Neubrutalism UI
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Are radio buttons considered old-school?
I work with GDS design principles (the UK govt digital standard) and they are critically important bits of interaction that we can't do without. Indeed, where possible we favour a radio list rather ...
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Two hamburger Menu Bars
In my view, these were not two hamburger menus, but rather (A) search and (B) profile functions.
So I will organize it this way.
(A) Search.
If the search function is already out there, users will ...
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Using videos in a personal web-site, how good of an UX is that?
I've been a UX designer for 12 years or so, and I can tell you that it depends on the execution and what it is that you want the site to accomplish.
Ultimately, think about what you want people to do ...
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Accessibility of Button States
This example taken from the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) shows that's there is no intention in the accessibility standards to make a visual distinction between hover and focus. As long as ...
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I don't understand how an 8pt grid system works with a baseline grid system, any tips?
That's because the size of a typeface goes from above the top of the ascender to below the bottom of the descender. By matching the baseline of the letter to the grid, when measuring you are omitting ...
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What is the best way to create a dynamic form with many sections
From what I've seen, especially with hiring sites, is that they split their forms into individual pages and then show you all your inputs at the end, on a "Review" page.
This is similar to ...
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UX pattern for category implementation
You could stack up your categories like so:
Now, with this system you can add as many items as you want, it will just keep going to the right.
The triple dots (ellipsis), is how you'll be able to ...
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Subdots in 2D code?
OK, so I did some research, I think your first hunch about this being a "bug" or at the least, an issue with the printer. From my understanding the scanner will probably just ignore the ...
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Section of Cards with Go to page option
The common pattern is the Show more or Load more button, regardless of whether those results are on the same page or on another page.
Image source
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Two hamburger Menu Bars
Yeah, I agree that it's questionable. Especially when they're in such close proximity. I would at least move the user one to the right side.
But does the search one really need to have a hamburger ...
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Using videos in a personal web-site, how good of an UX is that?
I, personally, tend to disagree to:
I really enjoy the high-end web-sites that have a video playing on the background, it makes me feel like things are in motion, it's more engaging, fun, and just ...
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What is the design system of gumroad?
Okay after 2 hours of Google searches, I found the word, it is neubrutalism!
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What is this component called? It looks like a table but each row has different types of data
The elements are lists. To be more precise, it can be called a Two-line text list.
There are three components to a list design:
The list: All list items together
List item: An individual item in the ...
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How would I go about designing a home screen whose sole purpose is navigating to other [5] pages?
Start with a thorough understanding of the application context and application users—rather than generalizations. Once that is established develop an interface that first serves the needs and mindset ...
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How to display complex pricing for mentorship platform
One possible solution could be to clearly display the membership fee on the landing page, either in the main call-to-action for the platform or in a prominent location nearby. Saying something like &...
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