In this case... What is good? Keep him alive at the cost of millions of lives? Make sure he's on placebo and dies?
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Since you made the comment that laughter and humor always helped in tough situations like this, I'll give you two cancer jokes.
#1
A guy runs into a old friend who looks really depressed. The guy asks what's wrong. "I just lost lost my father." the guy is shocked "oh my god, that's horrible, what did he die of?" the depressed friend replies "the big C". The other guy says "cancer is horrible". The depressed guy looks confused "cancer? No, he was out fishing and fell off the boat. He drowned in The Big Sea"
#2
A man rushes to the hospital worried about his wife. He gets there and talks to the doctor. "I'm sorry for your lose but we couldn't save her" The husband is crying but through his tears asked "what killed her?" the doctor replies "the big c" the husband looks shocked "I didn't even know she had cancer". The doctor replied "no, no, you misunderstand! She was walking out of CVS and the sign wasn't secured properly..."
I just bought a big pair and put an arm in each... I'm learning so much
An easy example, have you seen any doors which have a pullable handle on the door you are supposed to push? People try to pull them open. Building owners put up sign saying push but people keep trying to pull. Real solution, remove handle install plate. Plate is likely cheaper and will prevent the issue but alot of building owners don't think of that, they just keep putting up bigger signs saying to push. Yeah if I ask you for are you supposed to push or pull and there are signs you will obviously know. It's 730am, you are running late because daycare had a long line to drop off off your kids, you decide you can still get a coffee from your favorite shop, as you're ordering your boss calls asking where you are because X is down, you try to talk yourself out of being yelled out as you walk out out of the coffee shop, you see handle, you pull. You have 150 things in your head, you don't want to add in sign reading, you see handle you pull handle. You spill coffee all over yourself because it's a push door. Now that coffee shop has a bad memory in your head. You may not directly connect it to the handle but that's the true cause. The local shop loses some business, your mornings are no longer as nice, everyone loses.
But now you know that you will see this everywhere...
Oh.... I mean I was at the mall and not the beach so maybe it wasn't how I was wearing them but where...
More research is required.
Better then me, I tried wearing daisy dukes and kept getting laughed at and called an idiot and a moron... For anyone else who runs into this situation, they are supposed to go on your legs
That would make me so scared. Imagine having 1 or 36 too many beers and you need to check your bank account to see if you can afford the 49th beer so you mistyped one digit of your passphrase and now locked out of everything.
Warning, once you learn good vs bad ui/ux you see it everywhere and you can't unlearn it.
Billy Hollis is probably also recommended but he does general ui stuff. Like demonstrations of your real area of focus when shown a huge form of data. And even showing that basketball bouncing video from like the mid 2000s.
Here is one https://youtu.be/nLxSzZF8VVo?is=vPNnpgtYWpxr-F_l
And here's another https://youtu.be/frSIkrzWCNo?is=FaKSED15OWuw2pI7
These are non-technical just going over concepts.
Another good idea to keep in mind(I didn't see this in your screenshot) if you have a button on an edge or corner have it go all the way to the corner or edge. Yeah it might look good with a border and you want the border a seperate asset but people who don't have the best hands (many people on computers all day) can then slam mouse to edge and be good. Giving a 20 pixel border which is non-clickable just makes this harder.
Great, I saw a talk at a convention on how to make games accessible, would you be interested if I looked it up and sent a link? Tons of info on how to pick colors, how to use sounds, what are positive things you can do for people with disabilities etc...
My favorite talker about general ui/ux design is Billy Hollis but the accessibility one was by a different person(best talker in general is Dylan Beattle).
Well hopefully I gave you some joy in this dark time in your life