Fitbit - Unsubscribe Message

Default Web Browser - Button labels set context

Let's all take a moment to admire how nice these button labels are. 
The standard Yes/No or Ok/Cancel button groups place a higher interaction cost on the user. 

This button group, instead, provides great benefit to the user by removing all burden of interpretation. 

#goodUX

Flow Chart: Hey Jude

Google Maps - National Parks Centennial - Park Ranger

The Google Street view man is wearing a park ranger hat. 

404: Facebook

MS Office Mac - Initial Startup

MS Word






MS PowerPoint






MS Excel

Forbes - Ad Blocker - Whitelist Request

Dropbox - UI Tour

CNBC - Ad Blocker - Whitelist Request

Google Calendar - UI Tour

1and1 - Customer Service

404: Dropbox

https://www.dropbox.com/s/wld1t08a29pcb5o/DSC_0507.JPG?dl=0 

Google 2-Step Verification - Log In Survey

Next button was not present. 

Back button not available.

Special note: After it had taken a few minutes to take the screen shots the message appeared asking if I hadn't received the code yet and offered to resend it.

404: Verizon Wireless

https://www.verizonwireless.com/ 

Walmart survey - same answers, really?

After completing a survey for Walmart❐ with all 10's I clicked the Continue button. The result was a browser level warning with the message,

"The page at https://survey.walmart.com says: You responded the same several times. Please consider your answers carefully."

Honorable mention for the options appearing as the Walmart logo. There must be some subconscious message here, regardless of my position of being Extremely Dissatisfied or Extremely Satisfied, they want to reinforce that the Walmart brand should be top of mind.