Don’t Design Misleading Signup and Login Forms
One particular aspect I often found in signup and login forms, which I consider to be wrong design, is that if the site are using e-mail addresses instead of a username to signup / login a visitor the password field comes right after the e-mail field. Here’s a screen shot: Read more »
Web Development in Mac OS X – Complete Guide
Finally, I switched entirely to Mac. It is a little frustrating that there is not a complete resource on how to set up a web development enviroment on Mac OS X. The majority of tutorials are outdated.
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Little Thoughts on Determination
Why people do what they do?
Why most of the people work, but they don’t enjoy what they do?
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Better User Experience With Hidden Profiles And Autolearn
The concept of hidden profiles is simple. It’s not visible for the site’s users therefore not editable by them.
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The Curse of Knowledge
A couple of days ago a read through my blog, and discovered that I too suffer from the Curse of Knowledge described in the book Made To Stick
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Tick A Radio Input Element By Clicking On The Text
Have you ever wondered how you can tick a radio input element by clicking on the text near of it. You can try this out if you go to www.primalskill.com/en/contact and click the text of the radios.
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Turn Autocomplete Off For HTML Input Tags
It’s very annoying when the autocompletion is on in your browser and you develop a website where you have to sign up a user. Of course on that form there are different text fields, username field, password field. And it is very very annoying that the autocomplete ‘stuff’ fills these textboxes with your sensitive data.
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Effective Time Management Theory
Hello, I like to write about my own time management theory that I apply on projects and it works very well. OK, every project generally is the same. You have tasks that you have to finish in order to finish the whole project, but how to complete these tasks to deliver the whole project in record time.
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