YeeHaw

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   by YeeHaw 13y ago

   I'm happy that at least one company tries to get it right BEFORE unleashing its products on the public. From my experience, the iterative approach often means that a bunch of casual users are given as much input into a design as the d
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   by YeeHaw 14y ago

   Do employees actually take vacations at companies without a predetermined number of vacation days?
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   by YeeHaw 15y ago

   I think it really depends on how many products you need to display. If you have 200 products in a category, I think you'd want the user to be able to scan very quickly through all of them (via a grid), whereas if there are only a few, you'
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   by YeeHaw 15y ago

   I thought the article was impossible to read at 16 px - just not enough density - too few words per line and too few lines per screen to read comfortably. I'm 46.
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   by YeeHaw 15y ago

   I've yet to meet a good designer who LIKES to code.
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   by YeeHaw 16y ago

   Definitely a regular login/password using my email address as the username and no validation on the password. I hate when I have to come up with a unique, really complex password for a site I don't use often unless it's a financial site or
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   by YeeHaw 16y ago

   I think Netflix solves this problem nicely. You use a computer to add things to a queue and then a remote to browse through the queue.