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Tag: 2000 US presidential election

Why users don’t complain about bad forms

Caroline Jarrett 24 August 2023 27 January 2001
Why users don’t complain about bad forms

Originally written in response to the Florida vote controversy in the US 2000 presidential election, here are plenty of reasons why you may never know that users are struggling with your form. This article first appeared in January 2001 inĀ UserContinue reading… Why users don’t complain about bad forms

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