Comment by Izquierdo on Show ON status as bad for a feature with the Red...
My quick suggestions - use a WARNING icon (triangle with exclamation point) and make everything on the line red (switch name).
View ArticleComment by Izquierdo on Good UX in modal after submitting
What usually happens after a primary action takes place in a modal is that the modal window closes and the user receives a toast or other message confirming the success of the action. Is there a reason...
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Does show/hide functionality belong in disabled fields?
I'm working on a masking pattern for our text input fields. Show/hide would look like this:I'm not sure if we should provide show/hide if the input is disabled.Right now in the disabled state, we'd be...
View ArticleComment by Izquierdo on Is a loader useful in a complex multi-step...
Have you ever personally appreciated the work being put into an authentication process? Or do you just want to log in as quickly as possible?
View ArticleComment by Izquierdo on Best UX for Item selection
In your screenshots, are these lists of substitute product options? Or are we looking at the checkout experience (whole cart)?
View ArticleAnswer by Izquierdo for Is dragging the mouse with a button pressed not...
Click-and-drag using a held mouse button is generally not considered to be an accessible interaction, because the action is too dexterous for some users. The accepted practice is to provide an...
View ArticleAnswer by Izquierdo for Program application and payment processing
There are definitely pros and cons to both. You don't say how much the amount to be charged will be, but I think that could be a pretty big factor.For instance - most people could part with $15 that is...
View ArticleComment by Izquierdo on How to stop User from creating too many instances at...
It would seem that a user working on a CV needs an account, and you would impose limits per account vs going to IP wide bans - or am I missing something?
View ArticleAnswer by Izquierdo for How to handle separate Design Systems for B2C and B2B...
I can think of a few arguments against having two separate design systems:Duplication of effort - You risk rebuilding things that already exist in one system or the otherPrecedent - You're showing the...
View ArticleComment by Izquierdo on How do I deter people from pressing the wrong doorbell?
Your name is third on the list on the right-hand side (the least likely to be accidentally pushed), which makes me wonder if people are just pushing all the buttons to see who answers. If it were me,...
View ArticleComment by Izquierdo on What should happen when a user tries to access a page...
Agree with @GWv here - users playing around with URLs encounter 404 errors when they enter a URL that does not exist. (Ideally, you shouldn't show querystring data in URLs to begin with.) But if your...
View ArticleComment by Izquierdo on How to show language switcher to someone who is using...
Does your system have a user profile page where users go to set their preferences?
View ArticleAnswer by Izquierdo for What are the main differences when conducting user...
"How likely are you to use this feature" is a problematic question for a few reasons:People are notoriously poor at predicting their future behavior. People will say they want something, and then...
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Answer by Izquierdo for How to show language switcher to someone who is using...
I like this pattern that Wordpress uses on their login page.Why it's a good pattern:The user encounters it as early in the workflow as possible (login)The icon has both a Roman and a Mandarin...
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