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На интерфейсном курсе: мы не заставим пользователя перепроверить данные, если ему самому это не надо
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Участница курса говорит, что ей хотелось добавить экран для проверки и исправления ошибки. Объясняю, почему в хорошем интерфейсе так делать не надо. 4 минуты:
ЧатГПТ от моего лица: «В этом фрагменте я рассуждаю о соблазне вставить в интерфейс специальный экран подтверждения: мол, пользователь загрузил документ (например, СНИЛС), и теперь давайте попросим его перепроверить, всё ли он сделал правильно. Но такие экраны, как правило, не работают: если человек сам не заинтересован в проверке, он просто нажмёт „ОК“ и пойдёт дальше. А если заинтересован — он и без нас перепроверит. Мы не ведомство, которое может заставить. Поэтому лучше не навязывать действия, а встроить обратную связь прямо в рабочий процесс. Например, при съёмке паспорта сразу показать, какие поля распознаны, какие — нет. Или, если документ загружен, но с ошибками, — пометить его...
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