Don’t force customers to watch a cartoon before they can interact with the website. Especially returning customers who’ve seen the very same cartoon hundred times already
Don’t force customers to watch a cartoon before they can interact with the website. Especially returning customers who’ve seen the very same cartoon hundred times already
As I understand it, quality control is basically non-existent at Apple these days
For a while, we thought they just don’t care about Macs, but iPhones still should be okay?
Well, they aren’t anymore.
Today’s useless feature by a multi-billion corporation: Apple Photos will change (i) icon based on the approximate content of the photo.
Not sure why, the menu stays the same and just shows you meta-info on the camera (lens, focal distance, date, place etc)
Probably took a lot of effort, but thanks, Apple, I can see it’s cat by looking at the photo.
P.S. Horses have hooves, not paws
Animations should help users understand relationships between components. E.g. if menu “lives” inside a button, it should appear _from_ that button
Resizable windows? We don’t know how. We forgot how to.
Thanks @rudantu for reporting
We did user research and identified three groups of users:
“As a user, I want to look at three chairs in a row”
“As a user, I want to look at four chairs in a row”
“As a user, I want to look at two chairs in a row”
Perfect! Let’s develop a separate UI for each one of them
WHAT. YOUR. APP. DOES. IS. MORE. IMPORTANT. THAN. POPUPS.
Reported by Efe and one other person
Here where? I’ve been looking for 10 minutes, it’s nowhere to be found.
I wish apps returned to the simple idea of having all their functions in the topbar menu instead of hiding them in multiple “special”, only seen in this app places.
Yes, menus aren’t sexy. But they are discoverable, universal, and they get the job done
Pro tip: do not ask user about every minor interaction detail in a modal popup
Bold is highlight. Not bold is not highlight
Ah yes. The famous UI component, drop... input?