We are having a little break with discussions. We'll announce here and on social networks when we schedule something!
<aside> 🧾 **Designing efficient web forms**
We had a chance to discuss forms for complex use-cases during UX Camp Europe. I'm grateful for the great insights given especially by Paweł, Oliver, and Maximilian who have experience with designing complex forms for various industries - whether it's government, medical or enterprise organizations.
There are a ton of great sources on how to design forms well, but we tried to go beyond that and focus on expert users, everyday use of our systems, and complex use-cases.
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<aside> âš¡ What is designing for efficiency?
There are a couple of ways to look at efficient design. Each of them considers a different aspect and when applied together, they can significantly speed up the work of our users.
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Designing for efficiency-keyboard shortcuts
Efficiency is the speed with which people do tasks after they have learned the interface.
Flexibility and Efficiency of Use: The 7th Usability Heuristic Explained
Efficient UX Isn't Always the Best UX
Principle of Consistency and Standards in User Interface Design
Over-complicated? Over-simplified? The UX Efficient Frontier
Gestalt Theory for Efficient UX: Principle of Similarity.
Lessons from Designing for Advanced Users
UI Copy: UX Guidelines for Command Names and Keyboard Shortcuts
Accelerators Allow Experts to Increase Efficiency