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Wait, you simply let users know what's a button by the visual decorations and differentiated edges? And you let them know the status of toggle buttons without
by epistasis 5y ago
Wait, you simply let users know what's a button by the visual decorations and differentiated edges?
And you let them know the status of toggle buttons without forcing them to toggle multiple times and guess based on which colors what might mean what?
Blasphemy!
Next you'll be letting web pages readers know what is and is not a link by using a consistent underline scheme. Which would be a completely unacceptable level of interpretability.
- gigglesupstairs 5y agoRemember when buttons, when pressed, looked pressed? I remember!
- smilespray 5y agoThe UX & UI design department of Pepperidge farm members, too.
- zamadatix 5y agoWow I've somehow completely missed the gradual disappearance of this. So many buttons now only have the hover effect.