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Yes, you would expect the armies of UX experts to be able to figure out basic consistency and discovery of components. Seems all the good UI research (using act
by edejong 8y ago
Yes, you would expect the armies of UX experts to be able to figure out basic consistency and discovery of components. Seems all the good UI research (using actual user experience testing) in the late 20th century has been largely forgotten.
- bonyt 8y agohttp://prior.sigchi.org/chi96/proceedings/desbrief/Sullivan/kds_txt.htm http://prior.sigchi.org/chi96/proceedings/desbrief/Sullivan/... is a fun read. At the time, the very concept of a UI on a computer was itself alien to many of Microsoft's target users - they did a lot of user testing to come up with what ended up in Windows 95.
- hetfeld 8y agoNow we have a web of spinners
- spilk 8y agoI miss the days of the Macintosh Human Interface Guidelines and when Apple actually more-or-less conformed to them.