Okay, maybe it didn’t go viral but should that mean its lost forever?
Hypothesis:
Twitter should create a feature that allows users to search for a specific tweet on any user’s profile.
Current flow:
Users are currently forced to search for long-lost tweets by scrolling through all of their tweets and retweets.
Solution:
I propose Twitter implements a search bar onto the user’s profile. This would rearrange the tweets according to relevant search results.
A little bit of clean up work remaining after Microsoft’s Sticky Note version 3.0.
Microsoft’s recent update to their Sticky Note application has astronomically improved its UX. The biggest update is their ability to store all of your notes to a master page.
This “All Notes” page contains all of your notes. They appear in the order that they are created and edited. The user is able to distinguish which note they want to open by having the ability to preview the contents of the note. Before the update, users had to leave all of their notes up on their…
Typography is an essential element in Design. Selecting a typeface should be easy.
Update: Adobe included a solution similar to this in their Adobe’s InDesign CC 14.0 update in October 2018.
Hypothesis:
There is a lot of decision making that goes into choosing the perfect typeface. Flipping back and forth between them in Adobe InDesign is super frustrating. There is no way to easily preview the text you’re trying to change while going back in forth between typefaces.
Adobe should create the ability to preview typeface for a selected text.
Current Flow:
Currently, users are only able to see the…
I love binge watching tv shows on Hulu but I cannot stand listening to the opening credits over and over again.
Hypothesis:
- There are many features and aspects of Hulu’s UI that make it a superior streaming service. However, one advantage that Netflix holds over Hulu is its ability to allow viewers to skip the title sequence on certain tv series.
- Hulu should consider adding a “skip intro” feature to their menu for all of their tv series.
Current Process: Viewers currently do not have the option of skipping the title sequence and are forced to sit through the opening…
I love rewatching my favorite series on Hulu, but watching the same episodes in order gets old.
Hypothesis:
- There are some series that exhibit what’s Hulu’s VP of Experience calls the “Seinfeld Problem” in which they are better enjoyed in random, nonchronological order. There’s currently an extension available from Fixed that provides a “shuffle” option, but it is only accessible through Google Chrome.
- Hulu should consider the idea of adding a “shuffle play” icon to their menu screen.
Current process/flow:
- The only control you have over the next episode that will play is the ability to view and play the next episode in chronological order.
