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Why would a user-friendly system need error messages in the first place? The modal dialog breaks UX spectacularly. Even logs should have messages that actuall
by loopz 5y ago
Why would a user-friendly system need error messages in the first place?
The modal dialog breaks UX spectacularly.
Even logs should have messages that actually are intuitive to follow.
- callesgg 5y agoFrom my mentioned example one reason was cause the user loaded a csv file with incompatible data. Or cause the user had filled in part two of a task but not part one and then tried to continue with parts of the task that where dependent on filling in part one. Or the user tried to synchronize orders from the erp system but the erp system would not return any orders.
- loopz 5y agoStill there are better and worse ways to identify and present failure. A modal often being worse for instance.