Questions tagged [user-expectation]
The attitude that the user develops as a result of previous experience with similar products/service or previous experience with the product/service in question that evolves over time. Tag must be used only when there's a change or shift in an otherwise common user expectation.
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How can UX teams balance qualitative user insights with quantitative analytics during product redesigns?
I’m working on a product redesign where our UX team has gathered a mix of qualitative insights (from user interviews and usability testing) and quantitative analytics (from tools like Hotjar and ...
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Should I add arrow indicators to dropdown-style buttons in my mobile app, or is it unnecessary visual clutter?
I’m designing a video generation mobile app and have a prompt entry screen with option buttons at the bottom. Each button (e.g., Model, Duration, Aspect Ratio) opens a small selection menu.
Here’s how ...
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What message to show user when he's exceeded his help-chatbot (secret) quota?
In my website we have a regular help chatbot, which works by sending the message to an AI API. We have to pay for each request, so an overeager user with many questions could cost us a lot of money.
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What is the best navigation pattern for admin dashboards with many tools?
What’s your go-to navigation approach for an admin dashboard with many sub-apps under categories like Claims or Billing? Have you found mega menus, side navigation, or something that works best?
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Best click strategy for two functionalities on same tree node
I have a treeview and problem of sharing the same button for two functionalities. The nodes that have children traditionally will be clicked and its subtree will be open, but I also need a way to make ...
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Clickable background image on a home page
I created a web site for my client that has a background image that takes up more than 80% of the screen area. My client asked me to make this whole background image clickable, linking to a product ...
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What does this login / signup form look like for success conditions? [closed]
Here is a login form in its error state
Here is a signup form in its error state
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When there are no errors do all the input boxes have a green border to indicate success?
When you click ...
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Open modal on top of drawer
I'm doing the design of a page where the user can open a drawer with a list of documents. And the user can also open the documents, is it a common practice to open the document on a modal on top of ...
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How to identify user satisfaction after personalizing a website's content?
Personalizing content on a website allows you to adapt the experience based on user preferences, behaviors, and needs, providing a more efficient and relevant navigation. However, after implementing ...
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Best way to have users validate accuracy of AI authored text without it feeling too heavy handed?
Our MVP product will use OCR to scan patient records (e.g., handwritten, faxed, digital, etc.) and uses AI to write a patient summary for healthcare providers
There are key patient data points that we ...
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How to structure a flexible "Condition" setup for a simulation with multiple input/output parameters?
I’m working on a simulation software that involves a somewhat tricky user input setup, and I could use some advice on structuring it in a way that’s both flexible and intuitive for the user.
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Notify contributors of a commitee terms changes
I'm designing a rotating savings feature where the admin inputs a monthly contribution amount and invites a set number of contributors, who can then choose to accept or decline within a set timeframe ...
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Newspaper-inspired website content get aged over time everyday
I've came up with a concept for my newspaper-inspired website: the idea is for the site to appear fresh and pristine at midnight, then gradually look more aged, dimmed, and worn-out as the day ...
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Is a 'Back' Button Necessary on the Login Page after Navigating from the Landing Page?
I am designing a user journey that includes the following flow:
Users start on the Partner's Website.
They can navigate to a section that mimics the Landing Page, which contains a button linking to ...
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When editing info, should the edit page have a back arrow or close tag?
My thinking is the close tag makes more sense, since it minimises the chance of a user accidentally going back and losing progress.
