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#UX
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Outlook Web is basically useless on a slow internet connection.
It seems like every click requires a round-trip to the server before it acknowledges the click. Trying to reply to an email? Click "reply", wait until the server acknowledges, then it opens the reply window.
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samuelgoto/sms-receiver: phone number verification
An interesting proposal to allow websites to detect certain SMS messages. The UX implications are fascinating.
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Me: [scrolling through posts in Monocle, the IndieWeb reader]
Monocle:
Me: I don't want to open up 8 tabs for Twitter. I'll just visit Tantek's homepage where I bet he shows these tweets in full context.
tantek.com:
😂
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So impressed that @BarackObama is dropping #UX knowledge about the power of an iterative process! #Oktane18
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Daring Fireball: The iPad Pro (daringfireball.net)
The user should never have to wait for the computer, especially if it’s just for an animation.
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#indiewebcamp 2015-02-24 (indiewebcamp.com)
if you have bad UX, you only get the type of people who are willing to put up with it
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@elfpavlik #IndieWeb focuses on:
#ownyourdata, own notes > tweets
#UX #design > protocols
More: http://indiewebcamp.com/principles (ttk.me t4_h2) -
Next up in interaction - Slashie (www.slashie.org)
If a tiny winch was stuck at the wrist with a super thin wire leading up to the tip of our index finger, it could simulate a surface by straining and retracting the wire at just the right time and thus giving haptic feedback in mid air. This would create an “air tap“, simulating a surface that doesn’t exist.
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You should not be displaying relative dates
Every time I see a web app display a date as "30 minutes ago" I cringe a little. This was cute 10 years ago when rapid publishing on the web was new, but there are a number of problems with this.continue reading... -
Things I don’t like about Twitter 4 for IOS (www.byte.org)
Don’t pay attention to what your users ask you for, pay attention to what they are trying to achieve.
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Soft Signup: Lower the barrier to entry
Nobody wants to be presented with a signup form when trying out a new web service. Even though in recent years many websites have trimmed down their signup forms to make them easier to complete, I think we can do better.continue reading...
