Popular Usability Programming Tips
2-page view in Google Docs
Jeremy
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4 responses
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hack, usability, bookmarklet, google-docs
Checking webpages in grayscale with CSS3 filters
Jordan Scales
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5 responses
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css, usability, javascript
A SASS Mixin for dead-simple rem font-sizes
Filipe Kiss
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0 responses
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css, usability, sass
Please check your click handler
Dmitry Pashkevich
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4 responses
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jquery, productivity, usability, ux
In place editing with Twitter Bootstrap
Cristiano Diniz da Silva
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0 responses
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css, html5, usability, twitter bootstrap
Abandoning opera after 15 years...
Jens Grassel
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8 responses
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chrome, opera, browser, usability
Visual User Training
Pranav Tekchand
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0 responses
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usability, internationalization, user training
Page color scheme based on actual ambient lighting
Rafal Pastuszak
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0 responses
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css, firefox, mobile, usability
Mobile Web Tip
Antonin Januska
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0 responses
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mobile web, usability, ui
A user a day ...
Mitja Mavsar
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0 responses
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usability, ux, interface, userexperience
Mobile Web Tip
Antonin Januska
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0 responses
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mobile web, jquery mobile, usability
Give the first visible input/textarea/select on your page focus
Rémy Bach
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0 responses
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jquery, usability, javascript
Quanto mais espaço, menos espaço
Rômulo Gomes
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0 responses
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usability, ux, architecture, ux design
Windows 10 disable web search
Jens Grassel
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0 responses
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usability, windows
Improving your website useability
Aaron Jackson
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0 responses
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html, usability
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Windows 10 disable web search
Jens Grassel
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usability, windows
Please check your click handler
Dmitry Pashkevich
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jquery, productivity, usability, ux
Abandoning opera after 15 years...
Jens Grassel
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chrome, opera, browser, usability
A SASS Mixin for dead-simple rem font-sizes
Filipe Kiss
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css, usability, sass
2-page view in Google Docs
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