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by capex 7y ago
In icon sets, variations in stroke thickness is a bad idea, without changing the context. People who can't evaluate design issues would simply categorise the product as "something's off here", or "I don't trust
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by capex 7y ago
Designing user research around watching people do something, and figuring out their needs is something I've covered in a recent post: https://adnankhan.space/user-research/2020/01/28/ask-users-f... .
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A 'what we know' map(adnankhan.space)
1 points by capex 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask users for their problems, not solutions or opinions(adnankhan.space)
2 points by capex 7y ago|0 comments
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There's no such thing as Radial Islam(qz.com)
1 points by capex 7y ago|2 comments
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Apple's iPhone 11 Pro 'triggering' fear of holes(bbc.com)
1 points by capex 7y ago|0 comments
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by capex 7y ago
Ahem... this three-eyed raven is causing serious trypophobia for me. Wonder how it passed Apple's usual aesthetic design standards.
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Deep Dive into Modern Web Development(fullstackopen.com)
3 points by capex 7y ago|0 comments
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by capex 7y ago
Not sure about how it actually works. I couldn't find the information around how you actually 'give' internet to people? Do they use their own device, or do you provide a device as well? What happens when the funding for some
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by capex 7y ago
I come to HN for comments like this.
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The weird, and booming industry of online influence(wired.com)
4 points by capex 7y ago|1 comments
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The Real Startup Book(realstartupbook.com)
1 points by capex 8y ago|0 comments
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by capex 8y ago
Redesigns are not just about a fresh look and feel. Features get added, some get removed. New user cohorts join in. Improvements in devices enable new capabilities. Changes in system software enable new ways of interaction. Of course, over
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by capex 8y ago
This highlights a fundamental truth about human psychology. People want to have fun without having to do much. If the boots were simply powered, as in, the person wearing them didn't have to walk in order to move from A to B, it might&
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Understanding WCAG(developer.mozilla.org)
3 points by capex 8y ago|0 comments
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by capex 8y ago
> Is this a joke? The world since WW2 is the most peaceful it has ever been in human history. Not a joke, if you care to look outside the West.
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by capex 8y ago
Chrome Bookmarks Manager. Since its removal I haven't been able to find a good alternative for saving bookmarks on Chrome.
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by capex 9y ago
As a tourist in Kuala lumpur last year, I had better experiences with Grab trips. They accepted cash, drivers seemed to be happier and fare was slightly cheaper.
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by capex 9y ago
AI drivers also react much faster than humans.
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by capex 9y ago
The 'Sign Up' button got me. I thought I was signing up to your blog's subscription or something.
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by capex 9y ago
username 8340
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by capex 9y ago
Personas give you a context for what A would do when B. It's that decision by A that's valuable for the business.
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by capex 9y ago
Or, just a regular day in the massively manipulated futures trading market...
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by capex 9y ago
Flat UI is not "flat", please read up on the topic.
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by capex 9y ago
Design is highly subjective, but from the designer's eye, there is no comparison between the two sites.
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by capex 9y ago
Its not the flatness, its lack of design. See for example, https://www.sail.com.au/ , which is flat too, but with a cohesive design.
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by capex 9y ago
A Big Mac in India costs $2.76 USD vs $5 in US. See the Big Mac Index [1] 1. http://www.economist.com/content/big-mac-index
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Tired of having too many extensions in your toolbar? Try Extensity(chrome.google.com)
1 points by capex 9y ago|0 comments
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We need discovery more than education(adnankhan.io)
17 points by capex 9y ago|2 comments
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by capex 9y ago
I wonder if Apple would consider building a driver-less RV. That's something they could do really well.

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