... again and again. After we launched it the numbers told me that than two percent of our active users actually used the new export feature. For the big idea I chose a cheaper path. I put a button for the requested feature in the interface. When a user clicked that button

... other way round. On the Mac you can now also download StepGrab directly as a notarized .dmg. If you give it Accessibility access, it asks the app what you clicked and gets the real name of the button or menu item, so the step says "Click Save" instead of guessing from the screenshot. The App Store version can't do that because of the sandbox, so it keeps using text recognition. A few more things in 1.6: - Recording a single ...

... recently simplified our onboarding app flow thinking it would lower customer tickets, but it backfired. Users kept reaching out because they were hesitant to click buttons without knowing the exact outcome beforehand. We stripped away all the fancy tooltips and simply focused on making the button

... compscout.dev/ Our 5 newly engineered UI buttons deliver pristine 60FPS micro-interactions while maintaining sub-300ms TTFB and perfect 0.000 Cumulative Layout Shift. Designed directly for Next.js 16 edge architecture, they eliminate heavy NPM bloat by compiling directly into React 19 primitives with Tailwind CSS. The simplest components are often the hardest to perfect. Buttons

... noticed something annoying with AI-assisted frontend work. The agent could implement the requested feature correctly... and still make the product feel slightly worse. Not because the code was broken. It would change things like: spacing conventions button hierarchy loading states empty states navigation patterns component behavior that already existed elsewhere Each change looked reasonable on its own. The problem was that the agent was optimizing for the feature in front of it, not the consistency of the product around ... ... started adding a small section to my implementation requests: DO NOT CHANGE Existing navigation pattern Shared button

... test a price nobody is able to pay. That's the bit I keep running into the number is up, the button doesn't charge anyone, and I have no way to tell what it's doing. I put pricing live before payments were open, with an email-capture button

... Walkthrough: How I put my roadmap on the Continue button Hey vibe coders- I wanted to share how vibe code my roadmap when the project gets bigger and bigger and how I structured a loop behind it. Last month a week-long feature landed in my repo and I was barely in the room for it. I wrote the paragraph that started it. Then I tapped a button

... wall that surprised me. The Search Console API will inspect URLs, report coverage state and resubmit sitemaps. The separate Indexing API only accepts job postings and livestream pages. The one thing everyone actually wants, the Request Indexing button, has no API at all. So my daily job does everything the API allows, inspects up to 160 URLs, resubmits the sitemap, then writes a shortlist of URLs stuck in Discovered or Crawled but not indexed. The last step is me clicking ... ... matters more than the clicking. Money pages first, old blog posts last. Comment from Abdullah Javaid(@abdullah_javaid3): @bradywilfaqn   Clemente answered this best on page one, an open submit endpoint becomes a spam cannon on day one. The button

... Three months ago, we added the most terrifying feature in Murror's history: a single button that lets users permanently delete every insight, pattern, and memory their AI companion has built about them. Months of emotional context, journaling patterns, relationship dynamics -- gone in one tap. Our investors thought we were insane. Our product team debated it for weeks. The data team warned us we'd lose our most valuable asset: the personalization layer that makes Murror's reflections feel meaningful ... ... journaling app built on emotional vulnerability, that unease is existential. If people don't feel safe writing honestly, they start self-censoring. And a journal where you self-censor is worthless. So we built the reset button

... Lily, a UX/UI designer based in Korea. I once spent an entire afternoon obsessing over the corner radius of a single CTA button. 6 hours. Iterating in Figma. Trying 0px, 4px, 8px, 12px. Running it by teammates. Exporting 14 different versions. The feature shipped. Analytics showed the button

... algorithm loves established publishers. Makes sense for quality control, but creates chicken-and-egg: no visibility without reviews, no reviews without users, no users without visibility.Plot twist: payments don't workUsers want to upgrade to Pro. They click the button. They get "Page not found."Everything shows "Complete" in Partner Center. Sandbox testing works. But live payments? Broken.My account is 3 weeks old. I think Microsoft locks IAP for new accounts (anti-fraud?) but there's zero documentation. Forum posts ... ... building features.Also pivoting messaging: originally "accessibility tool" (noble but hard to reach). Now "watch anime without waiting for subs" because that's who's actually using it. Easier audience to reach.Next moves:- Integrating Paddle this week (5% vs

... starts with one button. A button

... Christmas-morning excitement. More importantly, it nails what most kids AI products miss: simple, delightful interaction with consistently safe outputs. Pros & Cons Pros Fast prints with consistent quality Engaging screen and intuitive feedback Kid-ready hardware: big top button, lightweight, sturdy Safe AI outputs across varied prompts Encourages creativity, language, and fine motor skills Cons Parents should definitely do the setup ( Wi Fi , account, app pairing) Stickers do not peel off easy ... ... cons are mostly minor and I really didn t have much of an issue but they are worth noting! Design & Build Stickerbox is compact and lightweight , so kids can carry and use it without fuss. The large top button

... Today, I noticed a small update on my profile while replying to your comments. A new button has been added specifically, the option to "downvote" a comment. This brings up a few questions I d like to discuss with the community, because I m curious (not only from a UX/UI perspective) how you feel about introducing such a system [not just on PH, but in general]. Do you see the downvote system as positive or negative? Does the option ... ... honest? I m thinking of Reddit, which relies on downvotes, but also of Facebook s negative reactions like Sad or Angry for expressing a different stance on the topic. Should regular discussion posts on PH also have a downvote button

... Rolling out in the next few hours. Available for Pro users only. How to save prompts? Type as usual Click Improve Prompt Once the prompt is improved, click Save Prompt How to reuse prompts? Click on the dropdown button next to Improve Prompt Click on Prompt Library Reuse any of your saved prompts Comment from Ilai Szpiezak(@ilaiszp): @teycir_bensoltane  Thanks! The app has improved a LOT since this post! Check out our Substack with the latest product updates ... ... those tools to our integration roadmap! Comment from Lee Fuhr(@lee_fuhr1): @ilaiszp  I like that you can drag the result box, but the big Pretty Prompt button

... some sites are basically like this: fake download button popup captcha another popup now your computer has 18 viruses and is married to a bitcoin prince so i went rogue and built two extensions: ThorBlock : smash annoying ads/UI with a goddamn Mj lnir The Buttonator