A user interface must work correctly. All features should be visible and respond to user actions. Visual elements must be clear in all display settings.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A user interface must work correctly.
All features should be visible and respond to user actions. Visual elements must be clear in all display settings.
A developer must ensure all buttons are visible. Text should not be cut off. Search functions need to work. Images and shapes must be visible on all backgrounds. Interactive elements should respond when a user clicks them. A developer should fix these issues quickly.
A designer creates a new feature. A developer builds it. The user cannot see a button because another element covers it. The user tries to search for items, but the search does not work. The user clicks a mood button, but nothing happens. The developer must fix these problems so the feature works as intended.
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A user interface must work correctly. All features should be visible and respond to user actions. Visual elements must be clear in all display settings.