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> does anyone like these inputs?

We've A/B tested a slider against a textbox with plus and minus buttons (banking, on mobile) and the latter seemed to work better (as in fewer users cancelled the flow).

I'm not pretending this finding can be generalised, though.




I can't imagine a banking interaction where the amount of money is not a precise value.

What use cases motivated the testing of a slider?


Wonga.com was (briefly) a huge success story with their "two slider" interface. Perhaps because it made it easy to see how the output changed with the input.


I believe it was some mortgage calculator and it jumped by 10k steps.




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