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Improving Drupal's Administration UX
For our first sponsored contribution time, we plan to help improve Drupal's admin UX. This details who we have coordinated with and what the next initiatives will be.Lullabot
Float labels may put you in the cool club, but they’re terrible UX.
It’s much better if your input’s label:
1) is legible
2) is above the input
3) doesn’t move about
4) is not mistaken for an answer
Simple > clever
-Adam Silver via Twitter
This is solely for UK audiences I'm afraid but if you have 20 minutes and would be up for a £15 e-gift voucher (highstreetvouchers.com), would love to get your feedback on some designs for a recurring donations user journey.
WARNING: This version is hosted on usabilityhub which isn't exactly the most accessible...
Here is the link - usabi.li/do/66f584ee610e/a030
Anyone otherwise interested in testing out coded prototypes etc., do get in touch!
#UX #UI #UserTesting
The F-Word
Frontend podcast by Bruce Lawson and Vadim Makeev.Frontend podcast by Bruce Lawson and Vadim Makeev.
Why do websites have so many pop-ups?
UI experts say pop-ups are a bad idea. So why is the “most hated” element of web design everywhere?s.e. smith (The Verge)
Alex Castellani (@alecaddd) is leading the charge on Thunderbird’s modern redesign, and we're thrilled to have him on the team!
But before he discovered the awesomeness of #OpenSource, he had to learn a hard life lesson about pricey, proprietary software...
Find out that story and much more in our "Meet The Team" series, a series of conversations with the people behind the software you use every day.
blog.thunderbird.net/2023/03/m…
#Thunderbird #Community #Linux #UX #Interview #Email
Meet The Team: Alex Castellani, Product Design Manager
Meet the humans behind the Thunderbird software you use and love. Let's kick it off with our Product Design manager, Alex Castellani!Jason Evangelho (The Thunderbird Blog)
@thunderbird, I'm enjoying the updated Thunderbird 112 Beta UI, but I was wondering if you could give us the option to disable the tab area and/or the new top menubar depending on how we configure our UI. If I choose to use the left-most vertical menubar, the other areas seem redundant and take up space. Otherwise, I like the new direction! 👍
#Email #Mail #Mozilla #Thunderbird #UI #UX #Outlook #Office #Office365 #Microsoft365 #OfficeSuite #Alternative #PIM #Tasks #Events #Calendar #Contacts
Alex Hollender's retrospective on a recent Wikipedia redesign
alexhollender.com/wikipedia-20…
reminded me of a post I wrote in 2019: Design, and Friction Preventing Design Improvement, in Open Tech
harihareswara.net/posts/2019/d…
On:
those exceptional #FLOSS projects that aren't developer tools, and are robust, & have high-quality user experience
problems & approaches in product management + #UX #design in #opensource, and people already working on it
Wikimedia & design pushback specifically
When designing #UI and #UX, consider the "Golden 8-bit Ratio".
Text was never hard to read on 8-bit systems. A single character, generally 8x8, was a large enough portion of the screen to remain legible at distance (ie TV).
The textmode ratio of 40 or 80 chars wide by 25 chars high is a standard on MANY microcomputers and terminals. On terminals, this ratio exists today.
Consider making your text at least this large. Tiny text is really, really shitty.
Update: moved this to my new writing site so there’s a new URL.
Every hashtag on every post on every platform should ALWAYS be pascal case. I wrote this to illustrate how screenreaders read hashtags based on their case.
It’s a small thing that all of us can do to build a more inclusive, accessible internet for all. Please take the time to use pascal case.
Read more:
markwrites.io/hashtag-accessib…
#Accessibility #WebAccessibility #Usability #Readability #Hashtags #SocialNetworking #Blogging #UX
I'm in a hotel room with a visual-audible doorbell. Twice staff has come and knocked instead of used the doorbell. It's both good and bad. Here's why I'm grateful they're not using the doorbell.
Don't watch if flickering lights are a problem.
Can't upload captions. Here they are.
[Silence]
[Shrilling]
[Silence]#Accessibility #A11y #UX
The State Of Usability In 2023 🎊 — Smashing Magazine
That’s how people behave on the web in 2023. Some observations from real usability testing on what people do and what they don’t do on the web. From disabled copy-paste to magic link sign-in.Smashing Magazine
My work aligning UX heuristics and the WCAG has been added to Civic Actions Accessibility data reference. Thanks @mgifford
github.com/CivicActions/access…
GitHub - CivicActions/accessibility-data-reference: Reference data files around WCAG, and VPAT
Reference data files around WCAG, and VPAT. Contribute to CivicActions/accessibility-data-reference development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
Added a color theme picker to my site recently, using a progressive enhancement strategy.
If you're interested, I wrote an article on how I approached it:
darins.page/articles/progressi…
#ux #frontend #development #html #css #javascript #userexperience #webdev
Progressively-enhanced dark mode - Darin Senneff
Recently, I added a dark mode setting to my website. Dark mode is a color theme feature that’s pretty common these days. Letting users adjust the color of…Darin Senneff
Designing for People with Dyscalculia and Low Numeracy
designnotes.blog.gov.uk/2022/1…
#UX #UI #Dyscalculia #articles #BestPractices #design
Designing for people with dyscalculia and low numeracy
We believe in working in the open. This blog is for designers across government to share their projects, ideas and concepts, or just to think out loud.designnotes.blog.gov.uk
Results from the survey about LibreOffice Impress
#UX #Survey #libreoffice
design.blog.documentfoundation…
Mobile #UX has been alinenating users from the file system (so that Big Tech, not the user is in control) and has been dumbing down users to the point that they don't understand the concept of the hierarchical file system anymore.
Software (even open source software) increasingly tries to hide the file system from users. Or neglect it. #Gnome and Co. don't even show application icons on the ELF executables.
It needs to change.
Now. lobste.rs/s/sttul0/
careerfoundry.com/en/blog/ux-d…
#ux #uiDesign #tools
The 11 Best Free Wireframe Tools For UX/UI Designers [2022]
With so many wireframing tools on the market, it can be difficult to find the right fit. Discover our top eight free wireframing tools—their pros, cons, price breakdowns, and what other designers are saying about them!Camren Browne (CareerFoundry)
uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2018…
How to Create Good Error Messages :: UXmatters
Web magazine about user experience matters, providing insights and inspiration for the user experience communityUXmatters
E-Ink Design Principles for Web and Applications
... I’ve looked for existing sets of guidelines without luck, so apparently I get to draw my own line in the sand. An earlier version of this post proved popular on Mastodon, I’m expanding it here. This is a first effort and some of my suggestions may not hold up, though I hope most will. Further discussion on that point at the end of this post....
- Persistence is free
- Pixels are cheap
- Paints are expensive ...
(more at link)
diaspora.glasswings.com/posts/…
This is based off an earlier toot as part of a longer thread, here:
toot.cat/@dredmorbius/10859547…
I felt this needed and deserved a post-length treatment and so it has one.
I'd very much like to hear criticisms / improvements.
#eink #ui #ux #interfaces #UIUX #design #WebDesign #AppDesign
E-Ink Design Principles for Web and Applications
E-Ink Design Principles for Web and Applications If you're engaged in application or Web UI/UX design for E-Ink devices or displays (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_paper), it helps to keep in mind what these displays' capabilities are.Glass Wings diaspora* social network
penpot.app/why-beta.html
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