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Headers, toolbars and banners that stay fixed while the page scrolls, and their effect on usability and accessibility. At a glance Focus not obscured WCAG 2.2 r...
Interfaces where people move items by dragging, such as reordering lists or uploading files. What is at stake Dragging excludes people who cannot perform precis...
Selecting many records at once to update, export or delete them in internal tools and dashboards. The key figures Selection scope users must know whether they s...
Shared Figma libraries of components and styles that product teams use across files and projects. Where most projects go wrong The usual mistakes: Detached inst...
Figma features that make designs respond to content and support themes through reusable values. Why does it matter? They make design files behave more like real...
Notes added to designs that specify headings, landmarks, focus order, labels and alternative text. At a glance Headings annotations record heading levels Focus...
Using real text, product names, prices and data in designs instead of placeholder text. What is at stake Placeholder content hides problems such as long names,...
How people scan web pages rather than read them word by word, and the patterns that scanning follows. The key figures F-shaped pattern Nielsen Norman Group rese...
The effect of offering too many options, which slows decisions and can stop people choosing at all. Where most projects go wrong The usual mistakes: Long unstru...
Principles describing how people group visual elements, such as proximity, similarity and closure. Why does it matter? Gestalt principles explain why some layou...
Adapting interfaces for languages written right to left, such as Arabic and Hebrew. At a glance Mirroring layout, navigation and progress usually mirror Excepti...
The review that checks a built interface against the design, across states, screen sizes and assistive technology. What is at stake Small implementation drift a...
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