Andrew Moss named in ‘Worth a follow’ by Microsoft MVP
Earlier today, I caught up with the latest episode of Unpivot.
Host Wyn Hopkins introduced a new feature called ‘Worth a follow’, and I was delighted to be Mark Proctor‘s choice. He said I’m one of his “favourite social media writers”.
Giles Male also chimed in, saying I’ve been a “good collaborative whinger”! 😄
It’s true I’ve done some rather “nerdy” posts over the years on matters relating to pixels, positioning, and inconsistency.
Here are three:
- Has Microsoft noticed the UI inconsistency between Excel and Power BI?
- Button positioning in Excel — why the inconsistency?
- Excel’s border problem
I guess there’s a certain amount of satisfaction I get from noticing the things you’re not supposed to notice. But these little things add up and contribute to the overall user experience, even if you don’t realise it.
However, the biggest thing to irk many of you is the order of the decimal buttons. Just think how much time you’ve spent over the years clicking on Decrease Decimal when you meant Increase Decimal!
Nevertheless, Unpivot is always worth a watch, so be sure to check it out:
