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> that breaks the user's flow this is the problem. and it breaks the user's flow because it obscures the work area and can't be instantly dismissed. there's n
by woodrowbarlow 9y ago
> that breaks the user's flow
this is the problem. and it breaks the user's flow because it obscures the work area and can't be instantly dismissed.
there's nothing wrong with putting relatively uncommon actions next to common actions on the keyboard as long as the actions don't break the user's flow.
- dmitriid 9y ago> as long as the actions don't break the user's flow. This. Yet you propose to keep the action that breaks the user flow even if it's often triggered by mistake ;) I propose to remove the action that breaks the user flow.