I said a lot about designing for users. We have to observe how people behave, the steps they take, and the steps they refuse to take. Then we create an environment, or a tool, that matches that behavior, that complements that behavior, so they can achieve the things that we need them to achieve. Now, […]
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I’m not a UI/UX designer, but we want to apply a little bit of Jakob’s Law, which is from someone who spent some time studying how people use mobile apps. So when people see things that have been on other applications, they expect it to be the same on yours. This applies to internal tools.
Still on bad UIs, especially with project and operational tools. It’s like when you’re scrolling on Instagram, and you see an ad, and then it redirects you somewhere, but it just has a QR code. There aren’t many details on the ad, just a QR code. You’re looking at this on your phone. It doesn’t
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We don’t want a lot of unnecessary additional choices competing for the user’s attention. Ideally, we want three, four, five, maybe six main options. Remember, we have our priorities, and we have your requirements. You tell me, “These are my requirements. This is what I want my people to see and do when they log
Hick’s Law: Why Too Many Options Slow Down Decision-Making Read More »
With your traditional, off-the-shelf tools, management tools, and work management tools, you’re not going to be able to really have a lot of flexibility when it comes to copy outside of naming fields and spaces. The best thing you can do is have fields that are named properly, that tell the users, your team members,
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Designs on any of these no-code tools are not by any means something that should be complicated. When we have the cards or grids, you want to present as much needed information as possible in a way that the card accommodates it. You cannot put everything on the card, but you want to give enough
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