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It still is bad UI, that hasn't changed. So people didn't spread misinformation. Sure, the employee clicked the wrong button because of this audio alert, but
by giarc 9y ago
It still is bad UI, that hasn't changed. So people didn't spread misinformation.
Sure, the employee clicked the wrong button because of this audio alert, but the buttons/text are still poorly designed.
- idlewords 9y agoThere's no way to tell if it's bad UI given the publicly available information. We'd need to see the whole flow (including confirmation steps), as well as know something about how the employees were trained on this interface.
- giarc 9y agoThat's UX, not UI. The user interface is bad. The bad labelling/naming of the links makes it more likely to click the wrong button. That is bad UI. Bad UX would be the situation if even after that, there is no double check or alert to confirm that users intention.