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"Are we stuck with the same #Desktop #UX forever?" by @…

Hot #UX take: Instead of showing "unexpected #error", apps should expect more errors.

It takes ~10 taps all over the place (plus completely losing your current scroll position on the timeline) on the Mastodon mobile webpage to add a simple word filter for things you don't want to see.
I love that this is possible at all here, but I really wish this process was easier.
#Mastodon #UX

People often struggle to find good follows on Fedi. I just realized I have a great resource for this: the list of everyone I've cited for the Product Picnic newsletter over the past year and a bit!
If your feed feels "dead" or not interesting, inject some active #UX #tech

On me way to #Brno for a #UX workshop with my team.

While I am #software #dev saavy, am not a #ui / #ux pro.
But to my mind if you have a control, that one might normally expect to see somewhere, th…

Wondering what do you call this? Is there a name for this kind of navigation?
Manual pagination? Slow mode? Finite scrolling? Windowed browsing?
#PhanpyExperiment #UX #Design

Looks like the #Confluence #UX was inspired by Mastodon or smth, idk... I'm facing a big pile of "missing a required security token" messages, suggesting to copy paste what you wrote. Great job, #Atlassian

TIL: this is pretty nice feature of Gnome Files
#gnome #ux

#hoopla will let you share a book via the ParkMobile app, but GOD FORBID you simply want to copy the link to your clipboard. #ux #hoopladigital

Great post on the design and #UX of Current, a new RSS reader by @…
https://www.terrygodier.com/current
My workflow relies on manual categorisation of feeds in folders and liberal use of “mark all as read”
I’m going to give it a try and see if this is a better approach

Let's expose more hidden links in #Jellyfin for #Roku!!!!!!!!
Moving the search and settings links out from under the user menu and putting them directly on the home screen.
#UX

The current #Mastodon #UX: I see dozens of toast messages "Oops! An unexpected error occurred." - like, all the time, anyway. It goes so far that I can't even see what I'm typing.

A lot of people think #UXDesign is about features. It's not. The best #UX comes from finding the gaps *between* the features, and then filling those gaps with delicious sticky marmalade so that your users can't escape

Hey, #UX #UI people: if I have cascading list boxes i.e. where the values for box 2 depend on what is chosen for box 1 - and for some values of box1 there is ONLY one value for box2.. is there some design principle that would suggest defaulting to a null value for box2 is preferable to preselecting the ONLY value available?

GitHub | load more | comedy gold
Only two.
#GitHub #UX #interject #hidden

This is a fantastic, factual, very technical, but readable and understandable breakdown of why and how every news website is bad UI design and decimates your device with tracking, negotiating, and modal pop up hell.
#web #ui #ux #ads #news #media