Re:Make. It. Simple. Linux Desktop Usability
by Ads20000 on Sunday June 24, 2018 @04:34PM
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From that article:
'My take-away from all of this is that if most of the user experience takes place in a single view, and itβs only things like user settings and options that need to be accessed in separate screens, then keeping the main UI nice and clean by burying those in a side menu is the way to go.'
That article is saying that A/B testing shows that if you have different content views etc then you should have visible navigation, if it's options then sure, tuck it away in a side menu. I don't think the History menu is a 'view' per se...
'My take-away from all of this is that if most of the user experience takes place in a single view, and itβs only things like user settings and options that need to be accessed in separate screens, then keeping the main UI nice and clean by burying those in a side menu is the way to go.'
That article is saying that A/B testing shows that if you have different content views etc then you should have visible navigation, if it's options then sure, tuck it away in a side menu. I don't think the History menu is a 'view' per se...