Nobody likes those popups, most of us want’s them go as away quickly as possible. If there is thinking required or you need browse through a lot of possibile settings – it’s a bad UX. Good examples Good examples are ones that don not require any action to disable data …
I love good UX. Making good UX is a result of a lot of consideration, it’s not hard, it’s just not something you can slap together without thinking. Here a typical fail you can quickly change into a win. Two mistakes stand out, but first one is connected to a …
I abandon the registration process in about 30% of places that choose to register to try a service – and I rarely get interested enough to register, all because I can not use a perfectly valid email address containing a plus sign. Other 40% does the correct validation, in the remaining cases, …
I’m not a fan of a singleton based solutions. I have always a feeling that they are bad design and I always ask a question: Is it needed? Anyway there are perfectly reasonable arguments to implement them in some scenarios. My singleton implementations varied over time and requirements, but I …
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