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Quick UX tip. It's better to front-load your autocomplete list. In other words put the description on the left and the shortcut on the right. This is more meaningful to most users. Advanced users will likely memorize the shortcuts and not even look at the autocomplete list. In essence you should create an inductive app and try to avoid creating a deductive UI. Advanced users will still get it, but this allows novice users to get up to speed quickly. In the end it will still work great for both novices and pros.
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Quick UX tip. It's better to front-load your autocomplete list. In other words put the description on the left and the shortcut on the right. This is more meaningful to most users. Advanced users will likely memorize the shortcuts and not even look at the autocomplete list. In essence you should create an inductive app and try to avoid creating a deductive UI. Advanced users will still get it, but this allows novice users to get up to speed quickly. In the end it will still work great for both novices and pros.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: