Response | Image # |
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The message box isn’t overly crowded, and it’s nice and colorful | 01 |
It looks like it comes from a trusted source | 01 |
No harsh colors, seems trustworthy | 03 |
It looks really important with the red | 02 |
It’s red, so it does make me pause to think that this is possibly important | 02 |
Color, very specific, says keeps current settings, very positive | 03 |
The update button is obvious. I like that they display the version number | 01 |
Gives a simple option | 02 |
Simple yes/no buttons | 04 |
Easily recognizable logo | 01 |
The icon, color and heading clearly convey its importance | 02 |
The blue background makes it look nicer and calmer. It makes it less annoying | 03 |
Was not blinking and distracting | 03 |
It definitely looks as though immediate action is required. Catches the eye | 05 |
Multiple options to quarantine, repair, reveal or bypass the finding | 05 |
Simple and to the point. Definitely caught my attention and makes me want to do something about it | 05 |
Since this is a risky situation, i like that they made it striking visually so that you can tell it’s something dangerous and important | 05 |
Symbol and yellow/black band gives clear indication this is important | 05 |
The little sign which looks kind of like a hazmat issue is pretty neat and noticeable | 05 |
The range of options given for responding to the message | 05 |
Use of artwork to draw user in | 05 |
I like the format and the font and how it is pretty clear. I like how it tells you how much space it will use | 06 |
Cute icon, simple background. Little bit of text, but has some descriptive words in it. Something about the wording is very calming and reassuring, like somehow if I let the updater do its task, everything in life will be ok. Or at least, everything in Skype | 09 |
Page is so simple, and a button for “learn more” is only two words, as opposed to a paragraph of the details | 11 |