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You bring up a fair point. Excessive prompts are equally dangerous. “Click fatigue” is a real thing and you can quickly shift from a state of “let me know when
by Mtinie 9y ago
You bring up a fair point.
Excessive prompts are equally dangerous. “Click fatigue” is a real thing and you can quickly shift from a state of “let me know when something differs from the expectations” to “why are you making me agree to everything?”, which means more often than not the user just clicks blindly instead of reading the prompt for context of why this time the prompt is different.
I’m a proponent of appropriately prompting the user when their submissions, if processed, would result in ambiguous / destructive and not-easily-reversible outcomes.