User interface
Reversibility is a property of an interface input control, where the user can return the control to its initial state at any time
Duolingo used to be a great app. I opened in to practice almost every day. But then they changed the design
In ATP Episode 439 Marco Arment had a good speech on UI stability, I even took time to write it down
Apple came up with this interface behavior that would seem strange before
Mobile Safari has a feature that automatically closes tabs. It reveals the ill-conceived nature of the interface as a whole
In user interfaces, a spinner is a normal indicator of thinking or loading. However, the modern web is often build from blocks that could be loading independently
If you start dragging a window’s border, the window will start to resize horizontally or vertically in that direction
Recently, I wrote about Facebook’s crappy handling of long posts: it’s trims the text randomly and loses your reading position when expanded
Pinpointing individual problems with the Facebook’s user interface is odd, as everything there is done with contempt for the user