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Multiple veterans sites looted or vandalized ahead of Memorial Day https://t.co/KCFIWhuWf1 pic.twitter.com/9VH4U9d4UJ

— ABC News (@ABC) May 30, 2016

RT @CHPsouthern: SIGALERT CANCELLATION IN ENCINO: WB US-101 EAST OF BALBOA BLVD., ALL LANES ARE OPEN

Apple says 84% of users are on iOS 9; Android Marshmallow 6.0 (out since Oct 2015) is only on 8% of Android devices depe.re/2nyp

your approach and mine don’t have to be mutually exclusive; web forms can handle both; no reason to exclude one

@crevier I always look at top first (trained to by the best customer experience organizations), then am disappointed when I have to scroll!

— Patrick Hopkins (@Hops_pop) May 26, 2016

perhaps “best orgs” don’t know what they’re doing then; a good web developer knows how to handle both approaches

@crevier I always look at top first (trained to by the best customer experience organizations), then am disappointed when I have to scroll!

— Patrick Hopkins (@Hops_pop) May 26, 2016

public info mtg starting with @WisDOTnortheast about Hwy 32/Main Ave improvements in @DePereWI pic.twitter.com/Ruzg6zvPjT

that’s my point, the customer experience sucks cuz I scroll all the down then back up to find it

@crevier I love that — convenience when most of your audience is from the U.S. (customer experience at its best!).

— Patrick Hopkins (@Hops_pop) May 26, 2016

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agree; but if I see it’s an alphabetical list, and therefore scroll to the bottom, it should be there

@crevier if 99.9% of your user base is from the United States, making your user interface quick to use is smart business

— Prosser (@jrpros) May 26, 2016

I don’t like web forms with a drop-down list of alphabetized countries, and “United States” is listed first; don’t understand that alphabet