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Mobile UX Design : The Right Ways to Ask Users for Permissions | by Nick Babich | UX Planet
▻https://uxplanet.org/mobile-ux-design-the-right-ways-to-ask-users-for-permissions-6cdd9ab25c27Conseils pour la gestion des demande d’autorisations aux utilisateurs d’une application web (localisation, carnet d’adresses...)
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Astuces pour designer une Progressive Web App (PWA)
▻https://www.kaliop.com/fr/comment-designer-une-progressive-web-appConseils pour l’organisation de l’interface d’une PWA
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« Des #émojis accessibles »
"La synthèse vocale de mon téléphone le lit ainsi : « Singe qui se cache les yeux main avec index et majeur croisé teint clair main avec index et majeur croisé teint clair main avec index et majeur croisé teint clair okok bon bah bon courage visage envoyant un baiser visage envoyant un baiser visage envoyant une baiser »."
▻https://blog.hello-bokeh.fr/2020/07/23/des-emoji-accessibles
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DECEIVED BY DESIGN - How tech companies use dark patterns to discourage us from exercising our rights to privacy
▻https://fil.forbrukerradet.no/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/2018-06-27-deceived-by-design-final.pdf27.06.2018 - Summary
In this report, we analyze a sample of settings in Facebook, Google and Windows 10, and show how default settings and dark patterns, techniques and features of interface design meant to manipulate users, are used to nudge users towards privacy intrusive options. The findings include privacy intrusive default settings, misleading wording, giving users an illusion of control, hiding away privacy-friendly choices, take-it-or-leave-it choices, and choice architectures where choosing the privacy friendly option requires more effort for the users. Facebook and Google have privacy intrusive defaults, where users who want the privacy friendly option have to go through a significantly longer process. They even obscure some of these settings so that the user cannot know that the more privacy intrusive option was preselected.
The popups from Facebook, Google and Windows 10 have design, symbols and wording that nudge users away from the privacy friendly choices. Choices are worded to compel users to make certain choices, while key information is omitted or downplayed. None of them lets the user freely postpone decisions. Also, Facebook and Google threaten users with loss of functionality or deletion of the user account if the user does not choose the privacy intrusive option.
#GAFAM #vie_privée #nudging #Facebook #Google #Microsoft #Android #WIndows_10
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Analyse complète et détaillée des pratiques de Facebook, Google et Microsoft pour optimiser le « consentement par défaut » des utilisateurs.
Dark patterns can be described as “...features of interface design crafted to trick users into doing things that they might not want to do, but which benefit the business in question.”, or in short, nudges that may be against the user’s own interest.13This encompasses aspects of design such as the placement and colour of interfaces, how text is worded, and more direct interventions such as putting pressure on users by stating that the product or service they are looking at is about to be sold out.
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Une réflexion sur l’#UX de la ligne de commande, à partir de l’exemple #Unix. Est-il normal que les commandes aient de plus en plus d’options ?
▻https://danluu.com/cli-complexity
#CLI
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Rematérialisez ce pays !
« Ce matin j’ai voulu faire ma déclaration trimestrielle à l’URSSAF.
L’ancien site Net Entreprises fonctionnait très bien, mais l’URSSAF
reste fidèle à la célèbre devise selon laquelle le mieux est l’ennemi
du bien. C’est donc désormais le Portail des Autoentrepreneurs de
l’URSSAF que je dois utiliser. Voici en gros le résumé des deux
dernières heures.Je saisis mon login et mon mot de passe pour me connecter.
La connexion échoue.
Je demande l’envoi d’un mot de passe temporaire pour me connecter.
La connexion avec ce nouveau mot de passe échoue.
Je redemande l’envoi d’un mot de passe temporaire.
La connexion échoue encore.
Je réessaie une troisième fois.
La troisième tentative de connexion échoue, et l’interface m’informe
que mon compte restera bloqué pendant 15 minutes suite à un nombre trop élevé de tentatives de connexion.J’attends 15 minutes.
Je me rends sur la page de connexion alternative qui propose de se
connecter avec les anciens identifiants de Net Entreprises.La connexion réussit. Je me rends dans la rubrique Déclaration de Ressources.
La déclaration échoue et l’interface m’informe que je dois être
connecté pour faire ma déclaration.J’appelle le 0811 011 637 pour une assistance téléphonique.
La dame au 0811 011 637 réussit à me débloquer mon compte.
Je me connecte avec mes identifiants provisoires.
Je modifie mon mot de passe, et l’interface m’informe qu’il ne doit
pas dépasser huit caractères.Je m’apprête à faire ma déclaration, mais le site est saturé.
(…)
Je pourrais citer des exemples similaires ad nauseam, mais je pense
que ce n’est pas la peine de faire un dessin. On est manifestement
face à un malaise suite à la dématérialisation intempestive de tous
les services dans ce pays.Formulaires papier remplacés par des portails web codés avec les pieds.
Employés de guichet remplacés par des distributeurs et des numéros
0800 au fonctionnement aléatoire.Conseillers remplacés par des bots automatiques.
Caissières de supermarché remplacées par des douchettes Scan’Lib.
Etc.
J’ai une proposition très simple à faire : arrêtez le délire et
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Collaborer pour un design plus accessible : l’exemple d’Exodus Privacy
▻https://framablog.org/2019/11/29/collaborer-pour-un-design-plus-accessible-lexemple-dexodus-privacyQuand on prend conscience qu’un site web destiné au grand public devrait être plus facile à aborder et utiliser, il n’est pas trop tard pour entamer un processus qui prenne en compte les personnes qui l’utilisent… L’association #Exodus_Privacy prend … Lire la suite
#Communs #Contributopia #Interview #Libres_Logiciels #Non_classé #UX-UI #Applications #Maiwann #UX
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▻https://www.lemonde.fr/pixels/article/2019/10/15/plongee-dans-l-ux-l-art-de-manipuler-les-joueurs-de-jeu-video_6015608_440899
Entre psychologie cognitive et design informatique, plongée dans l’UX, l’art de manipuler les joueurs de jeu vidéo
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Where to put #buttons on #forms
▻https://adamsilver.io/articles/where-to-put-buttons-in-formsAlign the primary button to the left edge of the inputs
illuminate a clear path to completion. Aligning inputs and actions with a strong vertical axis clearly communicates how to go about completing a form."
This layout also helps screen magnifier users to see it without having to pan across.
Les boutons des formulaires de #SPIP seraient mal placés ?
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exemple de résultats du « Eye tracking » pour le premier point : ▻https://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?571
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Salut @tetue,
▻https://www.slideshare.net/tetue/amliorer-la-lisibilit-typographique
Dans cette présentation où je suis pourtant d’accord avec tes conseils pour le reste, tu dis qu’ il ne faut jamais justifier un texte .
Là, je désapprouve.
Je n’ai pas de preuve à apporter, mais juste une sensation. Mais je suis capable d’en tirer des hypothèses.Je pense qu’en dessous d’un certain nombre de mots par ligne et d’un minimum de qualité apportée à la justification (règles de typo, césures, largeur de blanc maxi), elle rend plus service qu’elle ne dessert.
J’ai l’impression qu’elle fixe des points de références que l’oeil repère à chaque fin de ligne et le fait que ces points soient alignés produit une habitude pour le mouvement oculaire.
J’ai aussi remarqué que sur papier (donc sans gène de scintillement ni de sur-luminosité) elle permet de fournir moins d’effort que l’équivalent aligné à gauche.Tu as du contenu qui permettrait de justifier ton assertion ?
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Kyan Khojandi - L’ addiction (▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-wMM...
▻https://diasp.eu/p/9309895Kyan Khojandi - L’ addiction | #addiction #humour #instagram #UX
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User Inyerface - A worst-practice UI experiment
▻https://userinyerface.comHi and welcome to User Inyerface, a challenging exploration of user interactions and design patterns. To play the game, simply fill in the form as fast and accurate as possible. Source: Relevé sur le Net...
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L’anti-UX existe, IBM l’a fait !
Voici un échange entre lui et moi...Messages du programme
Fichier sauvegarde SAVF_PGM de QGPL contient déjà des données. (C G).
Répondez, puis appuyez sur ENTREE.
Yes
Longueur de la réponse supérieure à 1.Y
Réponse incorrecte.O
Réponse incorrecte.Là, il semble important de savoir que
C = Cancel (= No)
G = Go (= Yes)#ux #user_experience #ibm
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The Best Product/UX Interview Question
▻https://hackernoon.com/the-best-product-ux-interview-question-e621445d0f02?source=rss----3a8144The Best User Interview QuestionUser Interviews are awesome.They’re one of the first UX Research strategies I advocate for on many cases. They can help us understand what the problems are, why are they happening and even discover opportunities.There are many things we can ask the user, and each project has its peculiarities. However, from my personal experience, there’s one question which works on all kinds of contexts. I love it. It’s the best User Interview question I know, by far. Here I share my precious, without further ado.The Best User Interview Question is:Tell me about the last time you __.That’s it.It’s the first question I usually ask. I might do 1-hour interviews where everything originates just from this single question. And it always generates insights. No exception. I call it (...)
#hackernoon-top-story #product-management #consumer-research #ux-research #ux-design
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How #ai-Based #ux Design Will Shape the Future of Business Branding
▻https://hackernoon.com/how-ai-based-ux-design-will-shape-the-future-of-business-branding-b113ccrootinfosol.comWhile Artificial intelligence (AI) is used mainly for predicting human actions based on data analytics and interpretation, the User Experience (UX) principle also focuses on anticipating the course of user behavior. So, they have a connection, right? When both try to anticipate human behavior, they can work hand in hand in different contexts. This is why in the context of mobile user experience, AI is playing an important a role.AI can really shape the user experience in more ways than one, and when doing so, it can positively impact business branding. Here we are going to explain how this is happening.Having an In-Depth Understanding of the UserThe earlier version of AI was algorithms that on the basis of user data and rules of dealing with them could make choices and (...)
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I Think my Company Needs Some #ux
▻https://hackernoon.com/i-think-my-company-needs-some-ux-9768d0e9172d?source=rss----3a8144eabfe3I Think My Company Needs Some UXThere comes a time when a team, company or leader starts to consider whether User Experience (UX) might come in handy.Some people never heard about it.Some people saw someone do it at their previous company.Some people got their business going down like a comet on fire with a product where customers are spitting lava and nobody knows what to do.If any of these fit your case, I’m glad you’re here.Now, this is not a guide on how to become a UX Designer. Also, I’m not going to define UX or explain the details of each process.This is about HOW: How to start doing it inside a Company, by understanding when to do each process and the way to approach it.Getting Everyone On BoardIf you or anyone on the team don’t know yet what is the expected outcome from UX, we need to (...)
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The Death of App #attribution
▻https://hackernoon.com/the-death-of-app-attribution-abb6f370d0c7?source=rss----3a8144eabfe3---4This is the second chapter in the story of Branch (we published Deep Linking is Not Enough, covering our rise to become the industry’s leading deep link and user experience platform, two years ago).Attribution is deceptively difficult. Every mobile marketer considers it critical, and yet many people still feel there is vast opportunity for improvement.How is this possible? For something that is so important to the modern marketing ecosystem, why are so many of the available options for attribution so disappointing?The underlying problem is that the mobile attribution platforms we use today are chips off the same old block: technologies that were designed to passively measure a single channel or platform. This is a perfect example of “if your only tool is a hammer, everything looks like a (...)
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Playing Space Invaders With Your Own Voice
▻https://hackernoon.com/playing-space-invaders-with-your-own-voice-f0bc7581e9bc?source=rss----3aPhoto by Andre HunterAfter some time testing voice #games in my Alexa device, one question came to my mind…Why not try to convert a classic game control system to a Voice User Inteface?So let’s do a simple experiment with a Space Invaders written in #javascript.Final result (Kind of)After some walkarounds I made a requirement list in order to reach my target:Speech RecognitionSpeech SynthesisAn NLU or set of hardcode rules to match my utterances to intentsImplementation of the web reactions to these intentsWell, once I had more or less clear what I was looking for, I use the second engineer lesson: don’t reinvent the wheel. So, once again I whispered something to Google and it led me to something called Woice.Once I went through the tutorial for creating a new application, I charged the SDK (...)
#ai #voice-assistant #ux
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Top 5 New #seo Trends For Your Website in 2019
▻https://hackernoon.com/top-5-new-seo-trends-for-your-website-in-2019-da84c3ac3a45?source=rss---SEO Trends 2019Google has made changes regarding mobile responsiveness and website speed related efforts to make sure they’re delievering the most optimized search results. Now, let’s get into the nitty-gritty of these changes right away.Mobile-First IndexingProceeding from last years trend of mobile raking, Google is still doing much effort in looking at a mobile version of your website for the purpose of ranking and indexing. This does not matter whether you have a mobile version on your website. If not, Google still looks at a desktop version to rank your page. However, users with mobile devices won’t be able to navigate and read your page. This page is not displayed to them. For that case, you will need to update your website for mobile browsing. In this way, Google will be able (...)
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#inspiration for #ux Designers: Putting the User First
▻https://hackernoon.com/inspiration-for-ux-designers-putting-the-user-first-ace2b4c7d8fa?source=by JON on Aug 17, 2018Good UX #design is all about putting the user first. Any aspect of a website or app that doesn’t consider the user’s needs fails.“People ignore design that ignores people.”— Frank Chimero, DesignerNike90 Store by Balraj ChanaSpace Odyssey by MadeByStudioJQYomes — Renters Transparency Initiative by Claudio GuglieriWork hard by JONNorthFace by Eddie LobanovskiySurf Article Interaction by Bradley ZifferDivers App Concept by DannnielCharity Website by Riko Sapto DimoMotel | Food App by Johny vino™Youtube concept design — profile by Yi Li for HiwowMarble Interactive TV App — Case Study by Afrian Hanafi for PaperpillarExperimental Work by Divan RajPhotography Blog by Charles PattersonMovies Site by Aji DarmawanHQ Food Delivery Homepage by Aleks FaureIphone X Instagram Concept by Ivan (...)
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Vers des variantes plus ergonomiques de claviers français.
Perso, je suis en Bépo depuis 9 ans, donc je suis mal placé pour comprendre la nouveauté qu’il y a la dessous. Mais apparemment, tant qu’aucun institut de normalisation ne s’intéressait à la question, cela restait un truc de geeks.
Maintenant, c’est bien engagé pour devenir le standard de demain : le BÉPO.Fini les lamentables collages de gommettes sur de vieux claviers !
▻https://www.futura-sciences.com/tech/actualites/informatique-voici-clavier-anti-fautes-orthographe-75598
Ce n’est évidemment pas la première fois que nous en parlons ici, puisque nous avions déjà retourné le sujet il y a 2 ans :
Tout le monde participe :
►https://seenthis.net/messages/605030
Les dispositions de claviers comparées :
►https://seenthis.net/messages/482633
#clavier #azerty #bépo #disposition #ergonomie-
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Sur mon 1er smartphone (2014), j’avais réinstallé un clavier T9… mes doigts sont trop gros pour un clavier complet sur un petit écran. C’était un 2"5… même pour des doigts fins, c’est pas bien grand. Le T9, j’ai appris la téléphonie mobile avec, alors je maîtrise.
J’avais tenté des variantes à touches glissée (clic+mouvement), c’était insupportable. Leur gros défaut, c’est qu’il faut bien tenir son téléphone. Alors que T9 tu peux taper n’importe comment, c’est résiliant.
En faisant mes recherches qui m’avaient conduites à remettre un T9, j’avais aussi vu que sur Android, il existe pleins de dispositions de clavier. Dont certaines sont pensées pour une écriture mono-main (droite ou gauche, au choix).Le plus relou, c’est quand même de bouger les pouces latéralement. tandis que plier les pouces, ça passe.
#ux
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Joget DX Open Source Digital Transformation Platform Now Available for Preview
▻https://hackernoon.com/joget-dx-open-source-digital-transformation-platform-now-available-for-pThe Joget team is proud to announce that the first preview release for Joget DX is now available for download!What is Joget DX?Joget DX is a next generation open source application platform for faster, simpler digital transformation (DX). Joget DX combines the best of business process automation, workflow management and low code application development in a simple, flexible and open platform. With Joget DX business and technical teams can collaborate to rapidly build full-fledged enterprise applications visually, anywhere, anytime.Joget started as the open source Joget Workflow project on SourceForge in 2009. Initially a workflow engine for business process automation, Joget evolved into a full-fledged application development platform in its third major release Joget Workflow v3 in (...)
#artificial-intelligence #open-source #app-development #ux #digital-transformation
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Foldable devices are the future!
▻https://hackernoon.com/foldable-devices-are-the-future-945e98a085b4?source=rss----3a8144eabfe3-But not before we solve the issues with their screens.A new touch #technology for Foldables and Dual-screen devices.I had this idea about HoverSense to improve touchscreen technology back when I purchased the 1st iPad. In fact, I started developing initial concepts in early 2014, right after I left Cisco and before I joined Microsoft.The original goal was to help visually impaired people and even blind people to use touch devices in a better way (there are more than 300 million blind people around the world).But then, after receiving feedback from a few of my friends, peers and colleagues, I realized that I’ve got something even more unique here, something that can come handy when we eventually start seeing foldable devices, something that can change the way we all use touchscreens and (...)
#hci #smartphones #ux #apple
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Why #ux Design Must Be the Foundation of Your Software Product
▻https://hackernoon.com/why-ux-design-must-be-the-foundation-of-your-software-product-f66e431cc7“A user interface is like a joke. If you have to explain it, it’s not that good.” — Martin LeBlanc, IconfinderIt is an open secret that product design today is primarily about convenience and benefits for users. The best, most successful products embody flawless user experience.We at SumatoSoft strive to incorporate best practices in software we build for clients — and user experience design (UX) is one of them.So what is exactly user experience design?User experience design is the process of creating products that provide relevant and significant experiences to users based on their behaviour analysis. By analyzing the behavior of users, UX design identifies their motives and creates optimum digital experiences for them. The main objective of UX design is to improve the way users interact with (...)
#user-experience-design #data-driven #product-design #user-experience
