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They could at the very least put labels under or next to the icons. In regards to touch-readiness: TBH I've had a laptop with a touchscreen, and I never once u
by asddubs 5y ago
They could at the very least put labels under or next to the icons.
In regards to touch-readiness: TBH I've had a laptop with a touchscreen, and I never once used the touchscreen on it productively in any way. On a tablet it's a different story of course, but no one is forcing them to do a one-size-fits-all approach. But yeah, my main complaint is really just that stuff isn't labelled. Everything else I can begrudgingly understand somewhat
- zozbot234 5y ago> They could at the very least put labels under or next to the icons. On a desktop, you should be able to hover with the pointer and get tooltips. Mobile is more of a challenge, but it's not like text would be any better. You can't fit much text in the typical mobile touch target.
- asddubs 5y agoI shouldn't have to hover over the icon to figure out what it does. That's terrible UI. Even tiny text would be better than no text