#User Interface Design

[weandthecolor]

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[commodorez]

hi i just want to say i stumbled on your blog and i dont know about vintage computers but i feel quite passionately about Internet and tech without knowing all that much honestly so im thankful to your blog being an exciting place of exploration. i love your website too and i look forward to seeing more of your projects. i also wanted to ask because i found your blog from a post about windows ui, do u have more resources on that that u recommend? thank you so much <3

Thank you! I try to expose folks to the cool aspects of the hobby where I can, and show how much more faceted it is than one might see on the surface. The aesthetic is cool and all, but there's so much more to appreciate if you take the time to explore.

Apart from The Windows Interface Guidelines for Software Design, not really. I'm more of an enthusiast with opinions™ about things. I think there's an early one about Mac OS UI development prior to OSX that's worth its salt too, but I'm not an Apple fan.

However, I'm sure a few folks in the mix may have some recommendations. Suggestions are welcome!

[limitype]

Bionix - Bold Inktrap Font

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Bionix is a sans display font made with a bold and modern impression, equipped with inktrap which adds personality to this font. This font is suitable for designs that require a strong and clear impression when used in media but is still modern and fun. Bionix is suitable for headlines, posters, banners, logos, etc

[mentalisttraceur-software]

(deep long sigh)

Reminder that when you implement 2FA setup, you should let people optionally get the same code that the QR image contains as plain text.

This allows, for example, setting up 2FA through a browser on the same phone that contains the authenticator app.

[captaingimpy]

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[adiodont]

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[i-just-like-commenting]

I knew the hamburger one, I did not know the others (though I'd heard Bento called Waffle before).

the MEATBALLS menu????? wtaf tumblr

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[wirecto]

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[i-am-the-oyster]

they changed how comments work

i'm not getting notifications about comments added to reblogs of my post

i think that's going to fundamentally change how people experience ownership of posts

great example of how one small ui change can seriously impact user experience

[onaa-ohokthen]

There is a large contingent of people on this website who have spent the last few weeks complaining about the concept of any ui redesign whatsoever, making the example of ao3 as the PERFECT website because it has not been significantly redesigned at all since its release. Now, I will willingly admit that redesign for its own sake is the enemy of usability.

However.

If a large part of a user base cannot find and/or make use of a feature, that's not on them (the same is true for the debate about dark/light mode a few years back - it doesn't matter if a custom skin exists, if it's not called "night mode" and sits in the header, footer, or a settings menu, it may as well not exist.) The fault isn't the user's. It is true that ao3 was an absolutely golden example of usability when it started (I'll link the video of that one talk if I find it) , but that was fourteen years ago. Its audience has grown, has changed. Standards for user patterns have changed. Clearly, the language and/or ui needs a revamp every so often to keep it current and we're seeing the fallout of that here. I don't know exactly what needs to be done, presumably some research, polling, and a/b testing

But it does.

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[limitype]

Wosker - Bold Font 🔥

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Wosker is a display font with bold and modern characteristics, suitable for your designs that require a strong, firm, clear design but still look modern, friendly and not stiff. Wosker font is ready to support your amazing designs

[mentalisttraceur-software]

Touchscreen integration with vi on a phone turns out to be really nice UX actually. (I'm using Termux+Emacs+Evil.)

Unlike a mouse, your fingers are already right there on the touch screen. The travel distance is much lower, barely more than typing.

You can put the cursor on exactly the target line without line counting or picking a search string or whatever motion. Drag to scroll. It's a nice option, faster in some cases, and often mentally lighter.