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notification/usage

2 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

When to use notifications

Use notifications to inform users of important status changes and updates. They should be relevant to the user and as minimally disruptive as possible. Task-generated notifications should be placed in the region of the page the user is working in and be related to the user's action.

When NOT to use notifications

Only send notifications where necessary. Confine each notification to the portion of the interface and workflow it is relevant to. Being interrupted creates a frustrating and discouraging experience for users, so this should be limited as much as possible. Frequent distractions lower productivity and can lead to alert fatigue.

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