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- Are carousels good UX?
- Why might carousel be a poor web UI choice?
- Which of the following is golden rule for interface design?
- What is a slider UX?
Are carousels good UX?
It may be tempting to include a carousel on your homepage, but resist the urge. The research clearly shows that even though carousels may be useful for showing off a large amount of content in a single space, they almost always hurt your conversion rate.
Why might carousel be a poor web UI choice?
Sometimes carousels move too quickly, and users can't read the information, which is frustrating for them and not good for the organization trying to make a point. Sometimes carousels move too slowly, so when they do animate, it is surprising to the user. Your content resembles advertisements.
Which of the following is golden rule for interface design?
The UI design principals are:
Place users in control of the interface. Make it comfortable to interact with a product. Reduce cognitive load. Make user interfaces consistent.
What is a slider UX?
Slider is a control that allows users to select a specific value (or range of values). All too often users get the information of what the value is all about by reading the label on a slider. At the same time, it's possible to create a much better user experience by visualizing the data connected to the slider.
