Sentence examples for more user-friendly design from inspiring English sources

Popken notes that Facebook could have perhaps used a more user-friendly design to display its notifications, but says one cannot accuse the company of stifling consumer action.

A possible solution to this problem might be to focus on creating a more user-friendly design for the displays, or by making use of auditory displays.

But Morse later abandoned this scheme and, with the help of an associate, Alfred Vail, devised the Morse alphabet, which could be used to spell out messages a letter at a time in dots and dashes.At first, the need to learn this complicated-looking code made Morse's telegraph seem impossibly tricky compared with other, more user-friendly designs.

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Other factors included more user-friendly machine designs and increased job rotation, she said.

To some extent, the results presented here include the existing results as a special case and the resultant control algorithms are fault-independent in that there is no need for explicit fault information in terms of its magnitude (size), or time instance of the fault occurrence, thus, is more user-friendly for control design and more feasible for implementation as compared with the existing work.

It has also pointed out that residency systems in other EU countries are much more user-friendly and less designed to "catch out" illegal immigrants.

"We're more user-friendly than any other design building in town, because we were built just to display furniture," Mr. Druckman said -- a pointed reminder that the D and D Building was built in 1964 as an apartment house, although it was never inhabited.

In order to design more user-friendly traffic signs and effective ways of using them, it is suggested that designers develop and evaluate signs according to the relative importance of the five sign features.

Additional features may make the design more user-friendly, and increase desirability.

Web-based tools like MOPeD offer a more user-friendly approach for oligoncleotide probe design [ 17].