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From user acceptance testing we done, that gives the impression it would create a new record from the populated data. Edit: we use the wording "Clear" not "Res
by xd 16y ago
From user acceptance testing we done, that gives the impression it would create a new record from the populated data.
Edit: we use the wording "Clear" not "Reset" btw.
- f00li5h 16y agosounds like a "Please throw away everything I just typed" button to me ...
- xd 16y agoYour replies have prompted me to rethink the logic. I'm going to add some rules to the "Clear" button: 1, Hide the button whilst no records have been clicked. 2, If a record has been clicked, clicking the button clears the form then hides itself. Feedback appreciated.
- f00li5h 16y agoan [x] button to get rid of the edit form - for don't save, or don't create (ideally with undo, but "are you sure" is good too)? maybe?
- whouweling 16y agoIt may be better to not hide the button, but to disable it. Hiding buttons in response to application state confuses the user. (Imagine the user searching the screen for the "Clear" button which he or she knows should be there ...)