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Even to this day, there are certain users who double-click on everything. (e.g. on AJAX forms you always need to disable the button.) My assumption is users are
by flomo 8y ago
Even to this day, there are certain users who double-click on everything. (e.g. on AJAX forms you always need to disable the button.) My assumption is users are confused when a single click or a double click is appropriate, so they always double-click.
- outworlder 8y agoYup, seen this with kids on windows. If an icon is on the desktop, then it requires a double click. If it is added to the task bar, then it is a single click. I understand the reasoning for the distinction, but it is not intuitive at all.