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Home | Laws of UX

A really good reminder for UX design considerations.

Jason Mayes originally shared:

The laws of #UX - some pretty posters you can print out to remind you of things to keep in mind when designing pretty much anything - especially digital interfaces. https://lawsofux.com/

https://lawsofux.com/

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Robi B (@subdigit) | Twitter

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I'm also on Facebook, but you'll really have to know me there.

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Robi B (@subdigit) | Twitter

Looks like G+ is done. Find me on:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/subdigit

Medium: https://medium.com/@subdigit

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robibrunner/

Website: https://subdigit.com

Portfolio: https://robibrunner.com

I'm also on Facebook, but you'll really have to know me there.

https://twitter.com/subdigit

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Introducing Ionic 4: Ionic for Everyone

Why do people confuse open source with project management decisions?

"Such is the nature of open source" isn't really an explanation for choice made that are independent of something being open source or not.

#ionic #opensource

https://blog.ionicframework.com/introducing-ionic-4-ionic-for-everyone/#comment-4303686673

https://blog.ionicframework.com/introducing-ionic-4-ionic-for-everyone/#comment-4303686673

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That about sounds right

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Chrome Version 68.0.3440.106 -> Version 70.0.3538.77

It's been a while since I've restarted the browser...

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Why is Apple's UX flow for accepting terms always followed up by a second popup modal asking the exact same question again.

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I think I love the stacks feature of Mohave. It allows me to keep the desktop clean without having to organize it manually but to still have the content available where I want it with easy desktop integration access.

I like the dark mode as well, but not as much as I thought I would. The finder is nicer in dark, but something about it feels more contrasting with the white which makes it whiter than before and is a touch more strain on the eyes. I think that's maybe psychological.

Other than that...

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"Our records indicate you disconnected your Cox High Speed Internet service. As a result, your Cox Email account(s), *********@cox.net, including all messages, contacts and data will be permanently deleted in 60 days."

Not that I care, but this is really a valid reason why no one should ever use a by product email account tied into a service that you may no longer need in the future. Yet to this day, I still see enough people with @cox.net and @comcast.net email accounts.

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Mental @vuejs note: Don't do a `v-show` on a template (or rather you cant). #vuejs

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Started to write to the designer about how there's a technical code problem with trying to figure out how to place a CSS element on screen. Stopped writing and figured it out. No one wants to hear complaints... and I didn't feel like writing one especially if it actually was solvable.

Ugly, but solvable.

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Added a comment to a bug letting the reporter know not enough information was provided. Now I need to go figure out what I was talking about so that I can add more information to the bug.

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That's pretty close to the IBM font.

From the movie Maniac: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6cDDmk-O5A

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Well well well. Look what just landed. But will need to wait till tonight to install.

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Mental note: No matter how much your IDE complains that you should use `===` and `!==`, if you’re ever comparing to `!== null`, you most likely want `!= null`

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A quick primer on Flexbox vs Grid, straight from @jensimmons

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Strange to get this error on a macbook with only USB-C ports...