inquata

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   by inquata 16y ago

   To let users revisit their email addresses without adding a second field for copy-pasting, Russ Unger of UserGlue and Jonathan Knoll found a nice solution: Display the email address on the submit button: http://www.userglue.com/blog/2009/0
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   by inquata 17y ago

   I had to think about this thread when today I, oddly enough, stumbled over not 1 but 2 blog posts regarding water faucets and taps: http://mattmorphett.blogspot.com/2009/01/sometimes-there-is-... http://www.malcolmcoles.co.uk/blog/usabil
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   by inquata 17y ago

   That’d be interesting to clarify in actual usage testing – unless you already have such data to support your claim. I regard »righty tighty lefty loosy« as an established standard for opening revolving things. But due to the mnemonic existi
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   by inquata 17y ago

   For the faucets to be consistent, they need to behave like every water bottle, valve etc.: righty tighty, lefty loosy. @ojbyrne: It does not matter how they work from an engineer’s point of view: Design needs to be user-centered.