Dan Brooks

UX/UI enthusiast, customer support veteran

[UX Movement @uxmovement]

Order forms with many sections and input selections usually have a terrible user experience.

To improve it, use inline selection. This design technique will reduce cognitive load and make the form more intuitive to fill out.

Learn how to apply inline selection: https://t.co/wvdD7VF4oT

[Dan Brooks @ramtorn]

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'In praise of buttons' https://t.co/myc7kmpYZJ

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Artur gets it! https://t.co/GnTlSPuAVI

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Yep! https://t.co/PCOtyXKG6O

[Roman @romanzadyrako]

The buttons on Zenith’s original ‘clicker’ remote were a mechanical marvel https://t.co/OxvmmhaRhe

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Has attention span been declining? Yes, by 65%! https://t.co/4DP14GZSXq

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[Roman @romanzadyrako]

They start to get it, though Mazda has been doing this without the fanfare.

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