2013 articles with this tag
The controls that let users move through multi-page lists of results, products or articles, including numbered pages, next and previous links, and load-more but...
Designing the search box, suggestions and results page of a website or app so people can find content quickly with their own words. Where most projects go wrong...
The controls that let users narrow a large list of products or results by attributes such as size, price, brand or rating. Why does it matter? Good filters turn...
Designing tables that let people scan, compare, sort and act on rows of data, such as orders, users or financial figures. At a glance Headers th elements with s...
Controls for choosing a date or date range, from simple text fields to calendar widgets used for bookings and scheduling. What is at stake Date pickers are hard...
Brief messages that appear temporarily to confirm an action or report a status, such as Saved or Message sent. The key figures Announcement status messages shou...
Visual feedback that shows a system is working, such as spinners, progress bars and step indicators, and how much remains. Where most projects go wrong The usua...
Placeholder layouts that show the shape of content, such as gray blocks for text and images, while the real content loads. Why does it matter? Skeletons can mak...
The choice between asking users to confirm a destructive action beforehand and letting them undo it afterward. At a glance Confirmation fatigue routine confirma...
Organizing account, notification, privacy and product settings so users can find and change them without confusion. What is at stake Settings pages grow by accr...
Large dropdown panels that show many navigation options at once, grouped into columns, commonly used by retailers and large organizations. The key figures Openi...
Hiding navigation behind a menu icon on small screens, and the alternatives such as visible top-level links or bottom tab bars. Where most projects go wrong The...
Showing 1,392 of 2,013
