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Eric Chung
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Feb 1, 2024 ⋅ 8 min read

Age-inclusive design for web interfaces

Eric Chung UX designer focused on creating meaningful user value and business impact for B2B products. I also write about design.

Recent posts:

Page Fold UX: Above-the-fold Website UX Needs To Change

Page fold UX: Above-the-fold website UX needs to change

Users scroll right past ‘the fold’ these days. Here’s how I design above and below-the-fold experiences that engage modern, scrolling-obsessed audiences — and you can too.

Daniel Schwarz
Jan 28, 2025 ⋅ 6 min read
Site Abandonment In UX Design: Could It Be Good?

Site abandonment in UX design: Could it really be good?

Users leaving your site doesn’t always mean failure. Site abandonment has layers — so in this article, I help you figure out why some exits can actually be a win.

Bart Krawczyk
Jan 27, 2025 ⋅ 5 min read
Bite-Sized Bento Grid UX Designs: Think Outside The Lunchbox

Bite-sized bento grid UX designs: Think outside the lunchbox

Bento grids are creative, dynamic, and undeniably modern. Here’s more on how these layouts are transforming UX design and how to build them step-by-step in Figma.

Chidera Nwankwagu
Jan 24, 2025 ⋅ 3 min read
Understanding Tones Of Voice For Better UX Writing

Understanding tones of voice for better UX writing

Voice is your brand’s vibe; tone is how you deliver it. Here’s how they work together to shape user experiences.

Neel Dozome
Jan 23, 2025 ⋅ 6 min read
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One Reply to "Age-inclusive design for web interfaces"

  1. Actually, progressive disclosure adds cognitive load for me, as I have to divert my attention from the content itself to the disclosure interface, plus it’s tiring to do all that clicking.

    And pop-ups that tell me how to accomplish something are similarly disruptive to me.

    Unfortunately, there’s no one-size-fits all solution to usability.

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