2
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3answers
165 views
what colors would you recommend to inform user about status?
for error, warning, notice, success, risk.
I'm asking thing question because I'm confused because according to accessibility we should not rely on color. so i have 2 question
Sho …
4
votes
5answers
104 views
Use of “Read More…” links
For professional blogs etc it is quite common to provide the first paragraph of text along with a "Read More..." hyperlink to view the full article. However, is there not an access …
4
votes
4answers
104 views
“Skip to content” link should be always visible or hidden or visible on focus?
"Skip to content" link should be always visible or hidden or visible on focus?
Example of always visible: (see at right top)
http://www.456bereastreet.com/
Example of Hidden
(li …
3
votes
3answers
131 views
Is it necessary to get and Degree or certification or to join any online/offline Usability workshops to be a usability expert?
Basically I'm self-learned Web Designer and Front- End Developer. but have good knowledge about Web Usability and Accessibility. every thing i learned from free articles on blogs a …
5
votes
6answers
137 views
Captchas: good idea or bad?
I'm doing some consulting for a project and somewhere along the design process someone has decided that a CAPTCHA is needed to help intercept bots and to prevent denial of service …
3
votes
2answers
91 views
Should we define all link state and with different colors?
CSS has 5 link state. Should we define all with different indication?
Will it increase links usability and Accessibility?
a:link {color: blue;}
a:visited {color: purple;}
a:hov …
1
vote
3answers
82 views
What is role of Visual Designer in Usability and Accessibility of site?
What is role of Visual Designer in Usability and Accessibility of site?
Visual Designer means the person who makes design for Web using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator etc. and …
3
votes
4answers
262 views
How to prove to employer ,I’m a usability expert?
I'm a XHTML CSS developer and have a good sense of Usability, Accessibility and Web Standards.
I got a call for permanent job for a post of "Usability Analyst"?
How to prove to e …
13
votes
7answers
359 views
Are “print” links needed on a website?
What do you think, does a website for a general audience need a "print" link or will the users know how to print the page for themselves (using the browser controls)?
Some backgr …
2
votes
5answers
74 views
Should i assume all users will have MS Office when i link any MS Office document to a webpage?
Should i assume all users will have MS Office when i link any MS Office document to a web-page?
For PDF we can give a link of Adobe reader because it's free. but what about when …
0
votes
4answers
90 views
Should we always provide “text version” of PDF, Audio, Video, Excel, Word files?
Should we always provide text version of PDF, Audio, Video, Excel, Word files?
for better usability and accessibility
2
votes
1answer
76 views
LABELs for SELECTs separate or as first option?
We're working on an interface where, at times, we're going to position the labels for fields inside the text field. We'll still use a true LABEL tag for accessibility.
It'll be us …
3
votes
4answers
435 views
eLearning: Courses on Usability, UI, UX, or XD?
Considering UXExchange in itself is an educational tool, creating infomation hubs geared to different personas and users is no longer a tedious task. What are the applications, res …
0
votes
2answers
57 views
Is there any WCAG 2.0 recommendations for Designers?
Is there any WCAG 2.0 recommendations for Designers? Who make design for web (not coding)?
0
votes
4answers
249 views
Drop down menu are good for usability but not for accesbility, should i use them or not?
Drop down menu are good for usability but not for accessibility, should i use them or not?
Drop down menu for IE 6 it wont work without JavaScript, to make menu accessibility with …
