Category Archives: Interface Design

Fitts’s Law

Fitts’s Law basically says that if you make something bigger and more clickable, it is easier to click on. Terrible truism but ultimate proof that common sense isn’t. If you want to get Fitts’s Law, or explain it to a … Continue reading

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Web form validation: Opera does it better

I was researching an article for PortaBlogger and came across this web form validation/confirmation mechanism on the Opera Community site: As the form fields are filled in, the green check icon appears for a valid entry – in real time. … Continue reading

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