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by systoll 11y ago
The analysis of the 'mobile footer menu' case study seems a bit misguided. Sure, everything on that image looks about as clickable as everything else. But the user didn't click on everything -- he clicked on 'Shop',
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by systoll 11y ago
Non-zooming sites can (and should) honour your system-wide font-size setting, giving you the ability to use the system's settings to achieve uniformly comfortable reading experiences across websites and apps. Zooming doesn't do mu
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by systoll 11y ago
It surprises me that a flattened out workflow like http://i.ytimg.com/vi/luu3_y2MWGQ/maxresdefault.jpg isn't widely used. There's a very strong 'default' use of an ATM, and the conventional wor
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by systoll 11y ago
The most common concerns are a result of the font being monospace. In most proportional fonts, 1 has a hat, and l is a vertical line; and 0 is a thin, squared off oval; while O is almost a circle. The characters become similar in monospaced
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by systoll 11y ago
The number seems very low, but I believe that estimate has been misinterpreted by english sources. The figure comes from a Chinese Earthquake monitoring organisation, and it seems to say that the energy of the earthquake was equivalent to
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by systoll 11y ago
One doesn't. One spends loyalty in order the 'fuck people over' -- and that's why Uber needs to build loyalty first.
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by systoll 12y ago
It applies to Ä and Æ... which is what the parent said. It doesn't apply to 気 and 气 and 氣. Those are all the same thing.
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by systoll 12y ago
Document based apps have all kept the title and document icon. With the half-exception of Safari [which had the 'fold heirarchy'], the apps that have lost the standard title bar never had these features, and what has been removed