How to handle lots of legal text (40k words) on a webpage (also mobile)
I would consider creating a set of FAQ questions that link to the specific legal section. This will make the mass of legal … Read more
I would consider creating a set of FAQ questions that link to the specific legal section. This will make the mass of legal … Read more
Please use the clickable version. The user visit more and more the web from touchscreen devices. And as far as you can’t hover … Read more
Here’s how I would do it I would put the category name close to the images. You can see the arrow pointing to … Read more
My online email client does the same thing as pictured. And another does the same. So you are in a right way.
In a menu, the absolute maximum that a user should need to read while scanning for their required option is one word, so … Read more
I would say that would be a matter of design. In your mockup all tabs are aligned directly to the page. Being horizontal … Read more
That depends on what your product / service is and how comprehensive your help section is. A list of the most common questions … Read more
This possibly sounds like a good use case for categorised autocomplete – http://jqueryui.com/autocomplete/#categories A single search box that splits the result into logical … Read more
Color coding helps in linking associations and allows users to make instant connections between a content and the type of category it falls … Read more
I would like to create an application that allows users to create their own categories. Then other users will be able to discover … Read more