UXAntipatterns

RT @NPrest: #UXAntipatterns Pointing out what pisses us off, and providing solutions. #goodtimes #CodeMash

— Wes Grollmus (@wesg92)2014-01-09 11:51:33

Simply "give users what they asked for" -- don't show them something totally different @mvboeke #UXantipatterns #codemash

— Troy Lindner (@troythinks)2014-01-09 11:43:03

Insightful UX ideas swimming through my head from #UXantipatterns with @mvboeke I'm going to rethink my designs after this #codemash

— Troy Lindner (@troythinks)2014-01-09 11:39:00

#UXAntipatterns Pointing out what pisses us off, and providing solutions. #goodtimes #CodeMash

— Nicholas Preston (@NPrest)2014-01-09 11:37:51

I can't tweet much from the #UXAntipatterns session because it moves so fast and I'm not familiar w/ all the terms. #codemash Good tho!

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2014-01-09 11:32:25

RT @troythinks: "Users are much happier to wait for software when the asked for something", #UXantipatterns Better UX designs with @mvboeke…

— Caryn Humphreys (@LadyCarni)2014-01-09 11:28:10

"Users are much happier to wait for software when the asked for something", #UXantipatterns Better UX designs with @mvboeke #codemash

— Troy Lindner (@troythinks)2014-01-09 11:27:01

Buckaroo Banzai made an appearance in the #UXAntipatterns talk at #codemash. Nice one, @mvboeke!

— Culver Redd (@CodeRedd11)2014-01-09 11:25:37

RT @lisacrispin: "click here" is a classic example of a UX design anti-pattern. Good intentions but… @mvboeke #UXAntipatterns #codemash

— Culver Redd (@CodeRedd11)2014-01-09 11:07:50

"Mystery Meat Navigation" #uxantipatterns #codemash

— Scott DePouw (@sdepouw)2014-01-09 11:06:55