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Re:Ok-Cancel versus Cancel-Ok by pier25 on Friday June 08, 2018 @09:36PM (#17271030)
In my bank web application the OK button is on the left, and... both buttons are RED because that's the brand's color!

It's a terrible web app.

Re:Ok-Cancel versus Cancel-Ok by yellowapple on Friday June 08, 2018 @11:16PM (#17271323)
Speaking of banks with terrible websites, my credit union's login page features a checkbox for "Forgot my password", which is not only confusing in and of itself (" I need to enter my password to reset it?") but also is exactly where you'd expect the "Remember me?" checkbox to appear, meaning that any instinctual attempt for me to tell the site to remember who I am will instead result in me resetting my password.

I'm entirely convinced that banking website design guidelines are driven entirely by a seething hatred for the end-user.

Re:Ok-Cancel versus Cancel-Ok by Coincoin on Saturday June 09, 2018 @08:30AM (#17272699)
They paid someone a lot of money to design their UI, so they better do something different from the rest of the world, else they would have wasted money.
Re:Ok-Cancel versus Cancel-Ok by pier25 on Saturday June 09, 2018 @04:47PM (#17274891)
> I'm entirely convinced that banking website design guidelines are driven entirely by a seething hatred for the end-user.

I've thought about this and (in all seriousness) I think the reason is that the tech banking sector must be plagued with ancient programmers that don't give a damn about UI and design.