antux

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Why Onboarding Flow Is the New Signup Form(uxmovement.substack.com)
1 points by antux 5mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: LastPurchase – Buy it once. Don't think twice(lastpurchase.com)
2 points by antux 11mo ago|1 comments
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by antux 1y ago
The amount of modal popups this website displays made me abandon the site. Such an annoying UX.
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by antux 1y ago
I recommend this underrated substack: https://uxmovement.substack.com I've learned a lot from there about forms and table design.
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Badged Field Labels: A Better Variant of Top-Aligned Labels(uxmovement.substack.com)
1 points by antux 2y ago|0 comments
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The Rhythm of Your Screen(chrbutler.com)
1 points by antux 2y ago|0 comments
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Position-Driven Styles(kizu.dev)
14 points by antux 3y ago|2 comments
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Why Multi-Color Marks Are Inaccessible on Charts(uxmovement.substack.com)
8 points by antux 3y ago|0 comments
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by antux 4y ago
The new icons are bad. There are small distinguishing details that are hard to notice at small sizes. The icons need to be more simple, concrete, and recognizable.
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by antux 4y ago
Not surprised that many are having a bad user experience with Jira. The interface design and usability is atrocious because it's a tool designed by developers. Developers lack the UX training and thinking that's needed to make the
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by antux 4y ago
Recently learned that pigs are smarter than dogs and even 3-year olds. They're also very social, which makes them humanlike. For this reason I don't ever eat pork. It would be like eating dog or human meat.
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by antux 4y ago
As someone who is written over 300 articles on my blog I can relate to the feeling of wondering if my words even matter or make difference. Feeling like they don't matter is the easiest way to quit. Some articles have made a splash, bu
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by antux 4y ago
In UI design, the user's attention is limited and valuable. I'm always doing things to minimize distractions and emphasize key information. The common problem is that there's so much information/data/content to offe
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by antux 4y ago
This goes to show why Activity Monitor is such a great tool for troubleshooting and killing suspicious processes that hog resources.
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by antux 4y ago
China is always overstepping their bounds and needs to be checked by the superpowers of the world. Without checks and balances, they will continue to bully the neighboring countries by force and deception.
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Ask HN: How to set up a 50/50 company with co-founder?
12 points by antux 5y ago|4 comments
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by antux 5y ago
When complex tasks are too simple, users can lose trust in the interface. For example, if buying a car is as simple as pushing a button, it seems too convenient to be true. You want to make the task easy to do, but not too easy if the task
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by antux 5y ago
Great animations and game concept. Would be nice to make it multiplayer and have people work on the same puzzle and race.
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by antux 5y ago
Not a surprise that political climate is getting more liberal since mainstream media is largely run and controlled by liberal think tanks and lobbyists. As such, they're able to promote and espouse liberal ideology and wokism into the
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by antux 5y ago
When they freeze customer accounts they're essentially taking away people's livelihood and right to live. In a way, it's like killing someone, but slowly and non-violently. This is definitely unjust and deserves a class actio
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by antux 5y ago
I second this. Technicolor was amazing and I miss it. It made watching old classic movies from the 60's and 70's more enjoyable. Nothing today compares to the vibrant, rich tones technicolor brings.
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by antux 5y ago
Makes a lot of sense. A study found that boredom could lead to early death (source: https://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/health/bored-death-no... ) That means any kind of stimulation is preferred over no stimulat
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by antux 5y ago
Here's a hot take that most people here won't agree with but the query commands for sorting is hard to use because it forces me to remember them. If I forget, I have to reread the paragraph which slows me down. This is bad UX beca
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by antux 5y ago
That's my point with having a trained UX designer who knows what they're doing. They can improve a design much better than the average developer or designer because they have more training. An average designer or developer is goin
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by antux 5y ago
Absolutely. Green bubbles are associated with a subpar, lower grade, poorer quality, which creates doubt and caution in the user's mind when they see it. It's like an asterisk next to the bubble with fine print attached to it.
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by antux 5y ago
A/B testing can be useful at times but it's largely overrated because you're only discovering the best design out of the ones you test. That means there could be a far better design that you failed include in the experiment.
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by antux 5y ago
Chatbots were trendy because people thought they were AI and could do the same work as a human. They were wrong and now chatbots have become nothing but a fad. What's more useful are live chats where users can contact someone for help
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by antux 5y ago
There are always exceptions to the rule. This much is obvious and shouldn't need to be stated.
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by antux 5y ago
Those activities are fine and well. I never stated anything against those things. My point, that you missed, is that an overindulgence in modern media entertainment will lead people down a spiral of short-term pleasure seeking that can comp
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by antux 5y ago
Alcohol is liquid courage for people to behave in ways they wish they could if they weren't socially anxious and neurotic. It doesn't cure social anxiety at all, and the "courage" is only ephemeral. Having fun without al

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