Screen Printing, Fake Interfaces Part 1

By Zach Leatherman | Published: February 20, 2007

Why not error messages that tell you when your internet has been disconnected? How about one that tells you when you’ve been logged out (maybe in another window) and allow you to reauthenticate to the server right there? I don’t believe there are any architecture problems with these two ideas.

Error Messages

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    Zach Leatherman is a Professional Front End Engineer. He loves building for the web, and has been contributing to the community through his blog since February 2007. Despite his propensity for software, he has a Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering and is currently on the User Experience Team at Union Pacific Railroad. The views expressed on this website do not represent the views of his employer.

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