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Mark Stosberg
@markstos@urbanists.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

A small improvement to Samsung’s lethal stove design where the common medium setting looks identical to off, making it hard to spot a stove left on.

Here I used black tape for directional marking. Red would be better!

#ux #design

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Stefan Bohacek
@stefan@stefanbohacek.online  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Alright fediverse devs, I figured out how we can fix mansplaining.

https://static.stefanbohacek.com/mansplaining/

#fediverse #SocialMedia #design #UXUI #mansplaining

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Stefan Bohacek
@stefan@stefanbohacek.online  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Alright fediverse devs, I figured out how we can fix mansplaining.

https://static.stefanbohacek.com/mansplaining/

#fediverse #SocialMedia #design #UXUI #mansplaining

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@guyjantic@infosec.exchange  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago

Pretty sure LibreOffice help-folks in forums are gaslighting the users saying that #LibreOffice Write style application problems are user error. I've got the same problems as several help-seekers in forums as recently as a few months ago, and the "helpful" forum replies just keep insisting that what the user is saying they did or didn't do is false.

I'm convinced LO Write has some bugs in this department, so it feels borderline aggressive for the help-folks to keep insisting that there can't possibly be bugs; it must be the user.

Edit: A less serious but still frustrating thing: LO helpers online repeatedly state the precedence rules for formatting text (paragraph style, character style, direct formatting, etc.) and simply lament that users can't handle such an advanced and user-friendly system.

Then they tell someone with a 400-page novel including thousands of paragraphs that, instead of suggesting LO adopt a system where styles might (if users choose) override direct and paragraph formatting, this person should quadruple-click each of their thousands of paragraphs, one by one, then press CTRL+M to remove all formatting, and finally apply the LO style.

If you have to work this hard to ignore a repeated feature request, there is something wrong.

#ui #ux #design #foss

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