i am simply requesting that every application or website that displays relative dates ("1h ago"), no matter the reason, implements a tooltip that shows the actual timestamp on hover. is that too much to ask? #ux#web#accessibility
You are NOT looking for a UX designer, the correct term is UNICORN.
I wouldn't touch this job with a 10 foot pole, they clearly don't understand UX design (or are too cheap to understand you need more than one person to build a product)
To be fair, a UX designer that knows a bit about CSS and has some passing understanding of HTML/JS is an asset! My point is that you don't replace your frontend engineer with a "UX Designer" #UX#webdev
I'm freaking tired of product #UX situations where "No" isn't an option. Giving options of "Yes" and "Maybe later" is specious bullshit and it results in a fucking creepy, unpleasant experience.
I'm still looking for a UX Designer, someone who has expertise in user interface design specifically.
If you're someone who has a User Experience design background, please get in touch with me by DMing me, and please be sure to include your email address!
I'm looking for any recommendations of blog posts/articles that explore the potential limits of #LLM tech or examples of #ChatGPT or #Gemini going wrong in ways that show it's limits.
Bonus points for anything that discusses #UX use cases.
There are no end of "positive" examples, they are plastered everywhere! I'm assuming there is something a bit calmer and measured out there.
My #fossback talk just went live! I was so excited to present in person this year, I had so much more energy in front of a life audience and the questions in the hallway afterward were excellent.
Everything I'm doing with #OpenSource and #UX is meant to be a conversation so if you have any questions, please let me know.
Trying to improve the wrong dimension of #UX will only lead to waste. Learn the difference:
Wonky products are confusing; their mental model doesn't match the user's. Janky products are conceptually fine, but buggy or inconsistent.
Jank manifests only at the hi-fi stage of development, and can be solved by UI redesign or backend optimization. However, wonk must be caught at the conceptual stage with lo-fi tools. You will NOT be able to fix it on the #UI layer.
Hallo zusammen!
Ich brauche mal euren Rat und vllt auch eure Connections: Zurzeit arbeite ich in in der QA und bin zusätzlich im Design-Team aktiv, möchte aber nun voll in die UX einsteigen.
Ein wenig zu mir: In meinem Medieninformatik-Studium habe ich meine Thesis über das spannende Thema Dark Patterns geschrieben und eine Zertifizierung als UX-Designerin abgeschlossen.
Kennt ihr offene Stellen in #Köln oder habt Tipps für den Wechsel? Wäre super dankbar für jede Hilfe!
Random UX thought: sometimes I want to default to negative language, like warning someone about the downsides or that something isn't supported. Depending on context, though, you might want to turn it around and see how you can frame it positively!
For example, instead of "This version of the app is outdated and not supported," can you share, "There is a new version with new features and updates! Get it here"?
Color accessibility is more than just ticking boxes. Even with good contrast, some color palettes can make interfaces challenging for users. Here are some practical guidelines to ensure more inclusive design for colorblind people.
For #ActivityPub the question of "Why use #LinkedData?" has never been answered. There should be clear merits to wade through all the complexity that this choice brings, right?
Yes, its ultra flexible, and you can define your own semantic #ontologies, and theoretically it could provide a robust extension mechanism to AP protocol. Except that right now it doesn't.
What's the vision of a Linked Data #Fediverse? What great innovative #SocialNetworking#UX would it bring, that makes it worthwhile?
Tonight I spent the evening reviewing & merging at least 6 pull requests by @fkinoshita & @TheEvilSkeleton into #GNOMECalendar. Papercut enhancements/cleanups do polish the #UX quite a bit! You can already benefit from those improvements by daily-driving the Nightly version like I do.
We're already at 25 merged contributions for what would become the 46.x release. There's still a lot of low-hanging fruit available there for new #GNOME#opensource contributors.
Every 6 months or so, I ask for examples of #OpenSource projects with great #UX design. Products like @Figma@taiga@elementary and Audacity are just a few that come to mind.
I'm particularly interested in small to mid size projects with great #UXDesign. (as that's harder to pull off) Anything people can suggest?
Hi #PerfNow friends! To celebrate our 10th birthday, we’re offering an extra 10% off our annual price for new subscriptions – bringing your total annual discount to 30%. Plans start at just $11/mo.
Monitor important performance and UX metrics, including Core Web Vitals! Get alerts when your metrics suffer! Calculate the impact of performance improvements on your business!
For posterity, I extracted that talk from the #GUADEC 2023 recordings, so that it can be easily found instead of being forgotten within a random unnamed 7-hours-long video. Enjoy: https://youtu.be/rRvmS0mABC0
An overlooked but important feature of lipstick packaging is that the lid stays on when the tube falls to the bottom of one’s purse instead of falling off and allowing everything in the bag to become coated with a sunset-beige scum. 💄#makeup#UX
Has anything substantial actually happened in MacOS #UX in the last 5 years?
While it has changed of course, the majority of it falls under the category of either look like iOS or work better with iOS. But that's not innovation that corporate strategy. I honestly can't point to anything non-trivial that's changed.
For any MacOS users out there, is there anything recently that you actually use and appreciate? Am I missing something?
I'm working on an idea to help organize and fund #OpenSource#UX leaning research. The problem? I'm rather inexperienced with how funding works in this space. Curious if anyone here could help me get the right perspective. My understanding is that there IS funding for Open Source, but it's fairly complicated and takes a lot of paperwork . The few folks I've talked to that have tried to get funding found it a bit exhausting. Are they wrong?
CozyFish UI - Gitlab → voici la page Gitlab de mes fichiers custom CSS et thèmes pour Firefish :chick_aww:
Les 2 ont été créés pour aller ensemble mais le custom CSS fonctionne normalement très bien avec les autres thèmes par défaut de Firefish (j'utilise les variables de couleurs dans le css)
Vous pouvez me conseiller, me réprimander parceque j'ai mal fait la page gitlab, contribuer (en rendant le code plus propre ou en ajoutant des fonctionnalités), ou partager si le projet vous plaiiit :boost_requested: