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It's more a UI problem, not having a tip telling the user you can do that. Stripe's API reference[1] was one of the first to do this, and I really enjoy it. In
by fastball 6y ago
It's more a UI problem, not having a tip telling the user you can do that.
Stripe's API reference[1] was one of the first to do this, and I really enjoy it. In their popup modal thing they tell you to press CMD/CTRL+F again if you want to browser native find functionality.
[1] https://stripe.com/docs/api https://stripe.com/docs/api
- the_af 6y agoIt's uncommon enough that none of the ton of websites I visit (a healthy mix of tech, gaming, hobby, news and other sites) employ this trick. Call it what you will, UX or UI: it's still poor, as in "nonstandard" and "confusing".
- fastball 6y agoRight, my point is just that non-standard UX does not need to be confusing if you properly explain what is happening to your users. Every standard interaction started out non-standard, after all.
- spurgu 6y agoAgreed. As long as you point it out it's fair to me (even if I don't personally happen to like it).