Bring Back Idiomatic Design (2023)
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Bring Back Idiomatic Design (2023)
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#4Underrated. Except for dyslexic people, and the most obvious icon forms, I am pretty sure most people are just better and faster at recognising single words at a glance than icons.
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#5Lately I've occasionally been running into round check boxes that look like radio buttons. Why????
UX has gotten from something with a cause to being the cause for something
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#6Also, the trend of hiding scrollbars, huge wasted spaces, making buttons look really flat, confusing icons, confusing ways of using drop downs rather than using the select/option html controls etc have all made the whole experience far inferior to where desktop UI was even decades ago
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#8> Prefer words to icons. Use only icons that are universally understood. Underrated. Except for dyslexic people, and the most obvious icon forms, I am pretty sure most people are just better and faster at recognising single words at a glance than icons.
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#10All of these people who keep saying that webapps can replace desktop applications were simply never desktop power users. They don’t know what they don’t know.