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> a) How is one supposed to know what is clickable on that webpage? And the candidates are, look at the HTML and JS code, write a simulator that can in effect
by graycat 13y ago
> a) How is one supposed to know what is clickable on that webpage?
And the candidates are, look at the HTML and JS code, write a simulator that can in effect click on each pixel on the page, submit a question to Stack Overflow, click on every candidate spot on the page. May I have the envelope, please
(drum roll)? And the winner is, click on every candidate spot on the page! And the winner thanks all the losers and wishes them still less luck the next time!
But, we already knew all this, right?
Was the role in user interface and user experience at Google really that important?
- PavlovsCat 13y ago"Mystery meat navigation", as that is commonly called, makes it sound so ugly.. I have a happy name for it, "the bit in Maniac Mansion where you have to find something in a pitch black room".