Car quiz

[nick8086]

Just found on line:

 

 

 

 

http://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/challenges?id=VintageCars

 

 

Edited January 11, 2017 by nick8086 (see edit history)

[padgett]

Warning: they are asking when those specific pictured cars were made, not when the model/option was first made (Z-28 was first available as an option in '67 and a model in '68)

[Dave Mellor NJ]

I tried this and I knew the order of ages but it says drag them . Drag them where?. After a while it said "Time's up", your score is 0

[JACK M]

It wants to drag the whole piece not just one car.

[emjay]

Another example to degradation in communication.  The techies just start doing something.   Whereas other prefer to know what will happen if they do something.  The problem is the techies who create all of the human interfaces are fine with the approach " keep pushing buttons until something good happens"  If something bad happens, you just reboot and try again.  So they don't understand the importance of instructions and besides they provide multiple ways to accomplish any task, which actually makes it worse not better as they think.  There are endless problems with the self learning process.  The rant can continue.

 

Oh, you just slide any square to another square and the ones you didn't touch find another spot until you select one for that spot.  It took me a few moments to think about trying that, by it definitely isn't obvious nor natural. 

[padgett]

Back in the day I used to budget 1/3 of my time for making the program work and 2/3 making it user friendly/stupid.

 

ps finally figured out they want the newest (71) in the upper left and the oldest (65) in the lower right.

Edited January 12, 2017 by padgett (see edit history)

[Dave Mellor NJ]

I'm an old dog not needing new tricks

[JACK M]

I cant get only one square to move. The whole image moves.

This is where the non-techie moves on.

All these pieces of advise and no results.