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There's times when I hit a site and I'm just there to do one of maybe three common things, but it's sort of "hidden" in a jumbled site.
Granted this is all about data on screen but I would think you could extend it to common actions or such.
Maybe you'd also learn that all your users really just use or want a simple view rather than a more complex site?
I really like this in concept. There's times when I hit a site and I'm just there to do one of maybe three common things, but it's sort of "hidden" in a jumbled site. Granted this is all about data on screen but I would think you could extend it to common actions or such. Maybe you'd also learn that all your users really just use or want a simple view rather than a more complex site?
I really like this in concept. There's times when I hit a site and I'm just there to do one of maybe three common things, but it's sort of "hidden" in a jumbled site. Granted this is all about data on screen but I would think you could extend it to common actions or such. Maybe you'd also learn that all your users really just use or want a simple view rather than a more complex site?
I've seen a network configuration tool that had a drop down in the application header where you could choose between "Simple", "Advanced" and "Expert"; each presented largely different user interfaces, which were actually quite good. E.g. with "Simple" there simply was a list of Wi-Fi networks and a wizard for creating new ones or changing them with basically three options: SSID, password and whether it's a guest net…
You really only have a few discrete levels, and as a reader you probably always want to be able to tell which level you're at. So maybe some radiobutton like UI that's anchored to the window.
I like the idea of Parametric Press (given that I made something similar), but I prefer the granularity of Expounder.
I really like this in concept. There's times when I hit a site and I'm just there to do one of maybe three common things, but it's sort of "hidden" in a jumbled site. Granted this is all about data on screen but I would think you could extend it to common actions or such. Maybe you'd also learn that all your users really just use or want a simple view rather than a more complex site?
I've seen a network configuration tool that had a drop down in the application header where you could choose between "Simple", "Advanced" and "Expert"; each presented largely different user interfaces, which were actually quite good. E.g. with "Simple" there simply was a list of Wi-Fi networks and a wizard for creating new ones or changing them with basically three options: SSID, password and whether it's a guest net…
They were usually pretty terrible about picking what went where (I suppose that's the real trick) but the idea was always a good one.
I really like this in concept. There's times when I hit a site and I'm just there to do one of maybe three common things, but it's sort of "hidden" in a jumbled site. Granted this is all about data on screen but I would think you could extend it to common actions or such. Maybe you'd also learn that all your users really just use or want a simple view rather than a more complex site?
I've seen a network configuration tool that had a drop down in the application header where you could choose between "Simple", "Advanced" and "Expert"; each presented largely different user interfaces, which were actually quite good. E.g. with "Simple" there simply was a list of Wi-Fi networks and a wizard for creating new ones or changing them with basically three options: SSID, password and whether it's a guest net…