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Why put in anything that doesn't work? That's bad UX practice in my experience. It offers no immediate functionality and just serves to confuse the user.
by lowglow 14y ago
Why put in anything that doesn't work? That's bad UX practice in my experience. It offers no immediate functionality and just serves to confuse the user.
- jdavid 14y agoMy gut reaction agrees, but I have seen times, especially at 'telly' where we were able to do a quick test and prove that users were interested in a feature. However in that case we were both watching data and only running the test for a few hours. I'm wondering when there are best practices to do this, and maybe when not to do it.