An AI model must always show all expected user interface elements. If a button is promised, the button must appear. Missing UI elements confuse the user and break trust.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model must always show all expected user interface elements.
If a button is promised, the button must appear. Missing UI elements confuse the user and break trust.
A user clicked on a proverb. The proverb showed '7 variants'. The 'View All Variants in Table' button did not appear. The AI model failed to show a promised user interface element. This caused a bad user experience.
A student uses an AI model to learn about historical events. The AI model shows a list of events. It says '5 related documents' next to one event. The student clicks the event. The button to 'View All Documents' does not appear. The student cannot see the documents. The student feels frustrated and cannot complete the task.
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An AI model must always show all expected user interface elements. If a button is promised, the button must appear. Missing UI elements confuse the user and break trust.