#ux — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #ux, aggregated by home.social.
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Hello #OpenSearch community. Janelle Arita and the #UX team have an open request for comments on new ideas for Dashboards.
Come give your input and help take improvement ideas forward with the OpenSearch Project.
#OpenSearchAmbassador #opensourcehttps://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch-Dashboards/issues/11830
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I’ve written a new tutorial on creating a sliding picture puzzle in Power Apps 🧩
This project explores: • Grid-based layouts
• Tile movement logic
• Interactive UI design🔗 https://www.alanbonnici.com/2026/05/building-sliding-picture-puzzle-in.html
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This post by @DePemig was eye openning for me: "Mutuals are not friends".
https://blog.gillesdutilh.com/2026/05/mutuals-are-not-friends/I had naively assumed that if two accounts followed each others they were obviously "friends". This isn't true! Friendica and Facebook have a Friends layer *above* mutual following. This provides more #UX options allowing you greater filtering and interaction options.
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*sigh* #Atlassian #Jira, that 21% of my team mates uses Figma doesn't automatically mean I need it.
Why does Atlassian have thus urge to push noise all over the services they provides. I just want to do my job, not being distracted by stuff I don't want to care about right now.
This is such poor #UX experience.
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*sigh* #Atlassian #Jira, that 21% of my team mates uses Figma doesn't automatically mean I need it.
Why does Atlassian have thus urge to push noise all over the services they provides. I just want to do my job, not being distracted by stuff I don't want to care about right now.
This is such poor #UX experience.
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*sigh* #Atlassian #Jira, that 21% of my team mates uses Figma doesn't automatically mean I need it.
Why does Atlassian have thus urge to push noise all over the services they provides. I just want to do my job, not being distracted by stuff I don't want to care about right now.
This is such poor #UX experience.
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*sigh* #Atlassian #Jira, that 21% of my team mates uses Figma doesn't automatically mean I need it.
Why does Atlassian have thus urge to push noise all over the services they provides. I just want to do my job, not being distracted by stuff I don't want to care about right now.
This is such poor #UX experience.
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*sigh* #Atlassian #Jira, that 21% of my team mates uses Figma doesn't automatically mean I need it.
Why does Atlassian have thus urge to push noise all over the services they provides. I just want to do my job, not being distracted by stuff I don't want to care about right now.
This is such poor #UX experience.
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This week I tried to log in to Deezer.
They asked me to wait 20 seconds to prove I’m not a robot.
I’m genuinely impressed by how bad that UX feels. Deezer is so outrageously bad that it almost makes Spotify look decent.
Don’t build products like this. Aim for interfaces where users do nothing and immediately get what they want.
#ux #tips #rant #ui #frontend #product #programming #security
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This week I tried to log in to Deezer.
They asked me to wait 20 seconds to prove I’m not a robot.
I’m genuinely impressed by how bad that UX feels. Deezer is so outrageously bad that it almost makes Spotify look decent.
Don’t build products like this. Aim for interfaces where users do nothing and immediately get what they want.
#ux #tips #rant #ui #frontend #product #programming #security
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This week I tried to log in to Deezer.
They asked me to wait 20 seconds to prove I’m not a robot.
I’m genuinely impressed by how bad that UX feels. Deezer is so outrageously bad that it almost makes Spotify look decent.
Don’t build products like this. Aim for interfaces where users do nothing and immediately get what they want.
#ux #tips #rant #ui #frontend #product #programming #security
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Личный агент за вечер: разведка Claude Managed Agents глазами не‑разработчика
Анатомия одного вечера: создал агента для своего дайджеста за $1.70, прошёл через провал Quickstart и нашёл скрытые места Console. Что узнал — и где личное использование AI-агентов сейчас на самом деле.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1034934/
#aiагенты #claude #antrhopic #llm #managed_agents #ai #искусственный_интеллект #ux #личный_опыт #обзор
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After 30 years (1996) #Microsoft has brought #Clippy back from the dead. #Zombie #UI #UX
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5 simple fixes that make digital spaces calmer—for neurodivergent and all users.
https://knowaboutaccessibility.org/2025/07/17/5-simple-fixes-that-make-digital-spaces-calmer-for-neurodivergent-and-all-users/
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5 simple fixes that make digital spaces calmer—for neurodivergent and all users.
https://knowaboutaccessibility.org/2025/07/17/5-simple-fixes-that-make-digital-spaces-calmer-for-neurodivergent-and-all-users/
#webdesign #UIDesign #ux #UXDesign #a11y -
5 simple fixes that make digital spaces calmer—for neurodivergent and all users.
https://knowaboutaccessibility.org/2025/07/17/5-simple-fixes-that-make-digital-spaces-calmer-for-neurodivergent-and-all-users/
#webdesign #UIDesign #ux #UXDesign #a11y -
5 simple fixes that make digital spaces calmer—for neurodivergent and all users.
https://knowaboutaccessibility.org/2025/07/17/5-simple-fixes-that-make-digital-spaces-calmer-for-neurodivergent-and-all-users/
#webdesign #UIDesign #ux #UXDesign #a11y -
5 simple fixes that make digital spaces calmer—for neurodivergent and all users.
https://knowaboutaccessibility.org/2025/07/17/5-simple-fixes-that-make-digital-spaces-calmer-for-neurodivergent-and-all-users/
#webdesign #UIDesign #ux #UXDesign #a11y -
Some of the tiny things I added. A slight delay before showing the animated artwork.
#indiedev #iosdev #liquidglass #buildinpublic #macosdev #ux -
Just encountered another problem. Not the first time.
AWI mode. Edit post to append an emoji. Post is small.
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Yael Eisenstat making the case for educational and pressure campaigns to tech companies wrt algorithmic design at the Digital Rights event in #Barcelona. Resonates a lot with how I use #UX evaluations as part of #ethics auditing.
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The train's automated PA system just announced that we're waiting for a green light. That's great, but what bugs me is that preceding the announcement were the same three dings that come before the announcement of the next station. From a UI point of view that's not great. Keep standard station announcements and important information under separate notification sounds, please.
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Cloudflare WARP replaced its simple, joy-inducing menu bar modal with a large utilitarian settings window, losing the compact single-purpose design that apps like Ubiquiti's UniFi Endpoint still get right.
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I am in need of someone to give me a high-level website design for a service I'm developing. I don't need a bunch of web development, just a set of wireframes and design elements (color palette, general shapes and page layout, maybe some icons). Can anyone recommend someone?
TIA! -
I don't know when or what changed but outlook has gotten really bad at indicating when meetings aren't on an hour boundary. I keep calling meetings early because they start at 15-30 minutes after the hour but on my calendar I can't tell.
#microsoft #ux fail
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Sometimes I feel like I just don't have the energy to see so many toots in my timeline about war, politics, tech bros... I'm interested in those topics — don't get me wrong — but sometimes I just need to chill and see some fun toots.
Any tips?
Would it help if we could somehow share how toots make us feel — "happy", "joyful", "sad", "depressed", "angry", etc. — so we could adapt our timeline to our mood?
Or is this due to a lack of enough content warnings?
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Sometimes I feel like I just don't have the energy to see so many toots in my timeline about war, politics, tech bros... I'm interested in those topics — don't get me wrong — but sometimes I just need to chill and see some fun toots.
Any tips?
Would it help if we could somehow share how toots make us feel — "happy", "joyful", "sad", "depressed", "angry", etc. — so we could adapt our timeline to our mood?
Or is this due to a lack of enough content warnings?
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Sometimes I feel like I just don't have the energy to see so many toots in my timeline about war, politics, tech bros... I'm interested in those topics — don't get me wrong — but sometimes I just need to chill and see some fun toots.
Any tips?
Would it help if we could somehow share how toots make us feel — "happy", "joyful", "sad", "depressed", "angry", etc. — so we could adapt our timeline to our mood?
Or is this due to a lack of enough content warnings?
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Sometimes I feel like I just don't have the energy to see so many toots in my timeline about war, politics, tech bros... I'm interested in those topics — don't get me wrong — but sometimes I just need to chill and see some fun toots.
Any tips?
Would it help if we could somehow share how toots make us feel — "happy", "joyful", "sad", "depressed", "angry", etc. — so we could adapt our timeline to our mood?
Or is this due to a lack of enough content warnings?
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Sometimes I feel like I just don't have the energy to see so many toots in my timeline about war, politics, tech bros... I'm interested in those topics — don't get me wrong — but sometimes I just need to chill and see some fun toots.
Any tips?
Would it help if we could somehow share how toots make us feel — "happy", "joyful", "sad", "depressed", "angry", etc. — so we could adapt our timeline to our mood?
Or is this due to a lack of enough content warnings?
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If you work as a designer in an open source project: Does the project recommend any particular reading or guidelines for design contributors? ("Ten Heuristics", OS guidelines, list of principes,...)
And if yes, how is the material recommended and how is it referred to in the work your community does?
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Just in case I’m the only one for this dead obvious thing: #QR payments are amazing, but as a user I would like them to be treated as a bill rather than command.
If I scan the code (again) I want to know whether it has been paid? By whom? When? Has the payment been returned? Can I get a link to the payment in case it has been done by me? Etc…
This would prevent me in so many cases panicking and digging through atrocious #UX of my banks to find what has happened. -
Just in case I’m the only one for this dead obvious thing: #QR payments are amazing, but as a user I would like them to be treated as a bill rather than command.
If I scan the code (again) I want to know whether it has been paid? By whom? When? Has the payment been returned? Can I get a link to the payment in case it has been done by me? Etc…
This would prevent me in so many cases panicking and digging through atrocious #UX of my banks to find what has happened. -
Just in case I’m the only one for this dead obvious thing: #QR payments are amazing, but as a user I would like them to be treated as a bill rather than command.
If I scan the code (again) I want to know whether it has been paid? By whom? When? Has the payment been returned? Can I get a link to the payment in case it has been done by me? Etc…
This would prevent me in so many cases panicking and digging through atrocious #UX of my banks to find what has happened. -
Just in case I’m the only one for this dead obvious thing: #QR payments are amazing, but as a user I would like them to be treated as a bill rather than command.
If I scan the code (again) I want to know whether it has been paid? By whom? When? Has the payment been returned? Can I get a link to the payment in case it has been done by me? Etc…
This would prevent me in so many cases panicking and digging through atrocious #UX of my banks to find what has happened. -
Just in case I’m the only one for this dead obvious thing: #QR payments are amazing, but as a user I would like them to be treated as a bill rather than command.
If I scan the code (again) I want to know whether it has been paid? By whom? When? Has the payment been returned? Can I get a link to the payment in case it has been done by me? Etc…
This would prevent me in so many cases panicking and digging through atrocious #UX of my banks to find what has happened. -
You are facing a bad user interface if, to press a button in a dialogue, you have to move your hand to grab a mouse.
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Usability testing a Canadian website. In the research plan, I mentioned the client would look better if thank-you gifts for participants were from a Canadian company. After all, we're all Canadian, living and working north of the 49th parallel.
The client agreed, so we're offering a choice of gift card for
• Superstore
• Chapters-Indigo
• A & WWhile participants choose differently, each one knows immediately which card they want.
It's not #Amazon.
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Usability testing a Canadian website. In the research plan, I mentioned the client would look better if thank-you gifts for participants were from a Canadian company. After all, we're all Canadian, living and working north of the 49th parallel.
The client agreed, so we're offering a choice of gift card for
• Superstore
• Chapters-Indigo
• A & WWhile participants choose differently, each one knows immediately which card they want.
It's not #Amazon.
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Usability testing a Canadian website. In the research plan, I mentioned the client would look better if thank-you gifts for participants were from a Canadian company. After all, we're all Canadian, living and working north of the 49th parallel.
The client agreed, so we're offering a choice of gift card for
• Superstore
• Chapters-Indigo
• A & WWhile participants choose differently, each one knows immediately which card they want.
It's not #Amazon.
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Usability testing a Canadian website. In the research plan, I mentioned the client would look better if thank-you gifts for participants were from a Canadian company. After all, we're all Canadian, living and working north of the 49th parallel.
The client agreed, so we're offering a choice of gift card for
• Superstore
• Chapters-Indigo
• A & WWhile participants choose differently, each one knows immediately which card they want.
It's not #Amazon.
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Usability testing a Canadian website. In the research plan, I mentioned the client would look better if thank-you gifts for participants were from a Canadian company. After all, we're all Canadian, living and working north of the 49th parallel.
The client agreed, so we're offering a choice of gift card for
• Superstore
• Chapters-Indigo
• A & WWhile participants choose differently, each one knows immediately which card they want.
It's not #Amazon.
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🙌Accessibility is a team effort🙌
In an interview with Golem, our CEO Richard Heigl talks about how we at BlueSpice “failed miserably” in our first accessibility audits – and what we learned from it.
➡️ Click here for Golem’s “Chefs von Devs” newsletter (German): https://www.golem.de/news/richard-heigl-ueber-barrierefreiheit-wir-sind-bei-den-ersten-audits-glatt-durchgefallen-2605-208298.html
#BlueSpice #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #AccessibleSoftware #UX #BITV #WCAG #OpenSource #KnowledgeManagement
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🙌Accessibility is a team effort🙌
In an interview with Golem, our CEO Richard Heigl talks about how we at BlueSpice “failed miserably” in our first accessibility audits – and what we learned from it.
➡️ Click here for Golem’s “Chefs von Devs” newsletter (German): https://www.golem.de/news/richard-heigl-ueber-barrierefreiheit-wir-sind-bei-den-ersten-audits-glatt-durchgefallen-2605-208298.html
#BlueSpice #Accessibility #DigitalInclusion #AccessibleSoftware #UX #BITV #WCAG #OpenSource #KnowledgeManagement
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Comment concevoir des interfaces utilisables par les personnes en situation de handicap ?
C’est tout l’objectif de notre formation au design accessible, du 30 juin au 1er juillet.
Pendant deux jours, vous alternerez entre théorie et cas pratiques pour intégrer l’accessibilité dès la phase de conception de vos design grâce à des méthodes claires et de nombreuses ressources :
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Can someone please explain why when I set my Mac to "Only download" updates, none of the updates are downloaded and I have the privilege of watching my system download 10 GB of data?
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Can someone please explain why when I set my Mac to "Only download" updates, none of the updates are downloaded and I have the privilege of watching my system download 10 GB of data?
