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Estimated date of birth — an interaction design pattern
How to avoid asking people for their date of birth when you don’t need it but still gain enough data to be able to produce meaningful age segmentations. Continue reading
Posted in Design theory, Software design, Uncategorized, Usability, Web design
Tagged ages, birthdays, database design, dates of birth, form design, surveys
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