About humanizing interfaces
All geeks with designers vied shouting that you need to display dates and numbers in human-readable and human-readable format.
November 25, 2005
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God forbid to write "Search Results: 2" - will laugh and spit!
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But you can especially be proud if you replace the numeral with the word.
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The problem is that the eye is not used to this. Today, setting up accounts in GMail, for a long time I could not understand why I did not receive a test letter.
“No” and “One” were so similar that I didn’t notice any differences during a quick scan. Thus, someone's showing off (how to drink, a programmer who was “fun to write such a thing”) killed 10 minutes of my time today.
I hope in the pursuit of fashion, no one will come to complete insanity.
November 25, 2005
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How does it sound, huh ?!
It reminds Lebedev's clock (may Habrahabr forgive me for mentioning the name in vain) in which you first need to read the phrase, realize it (the quest is not for five in the morning!), And then you will understand how much time. Cool, but uncomfortable.
The numbers are easier to perceive. Declining is necessary. But do not write the numbers in letters. You are welcome.
November 25, 2005
Found 11 articles
2 search results
God forbid to write "Search Results: 2" - will laugh and spit!
')
But you can especially be proud if you replace the numeral with the word.
One search result
Two articles were found
The problem is that the eye is not used to this. Today, setting up accounts in GMail, for a long time I could not understand why I did not receive a test letter.
“No” and “One” were so similar that I didn’t notice any differences during a quick scan. Thus, someone's showing off (how to drink, a programmer who was “fun to write such a thing”) killed 10 minutes of my time today.
I hope in the pursuit of fashion, no one will come to complete insanity.
November 25, 2005
We have found two hundred and fifty six articles for you!
How does it sound, huh ?!
It reminds Lebedev's clock (may Habrahabr forgive me for mentioning the name in vain) in which you first need to read the phrase, realize it (the quest is not for five in the morning!), And then you will understand how much time. Cool, but uncomfortable.
The numbers are easier to perceive. Declining is necessary. But do not write the numbers in letters. You are welcome.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/22058/
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