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One minor suggestion: just in case you haven't considered it, is to `favor undo over confirmation`. So when the user deletes a note, instead of asking if they a
by benjaminjackman 7y ago
One minor suggestion: just in case you haven't considered it, is to `favor undo over confirmation`. So when the user deletes a note, instead of asking if they are sure with an alert dialog, just delete the note but also have an undo buffer (or trash can) so they can restore it easily.
- jonathontoon 7y agoSomeone suggested this recently. My personal thought on it is not to try to be too smart and over-engineer things. Relying on a browser's native dialog system simply just works and doesn't really need to be maintained. Doesn't mean it will always remain this way, that's just my current attitude regarding it.
- BubRoss 7y agoIt doesn't just work though, because it is a detriment to the user's workflow and is just easier to make.
- mosselman 7y agoDelete with confirm gives you a far worse UX than undo does though.
- LoveMortuus 7y agoAlso having the confirm there, kind of disrupts the flow. At least for me, your mileage may vary. Cool website though.
- coolgeek 7y agoThis makes sense intuitively, from the user psychology perspective. However, if you delete, but allow for the user to undo, you run the risk of a lost connection in between the delete and a potential undo call. It's possible for the back end to still behave as in the confirm workflow (while the front end follows undo). But that's ... complicated.