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Stumbled on a bit of a usability problem. On the results page I clicked "correct" without thinking, because it got the answer correct. I then read a bit more an
by brianwillis 15y ago
Stumbled on a bit of a usability problem. On the results page I clicked "correct" without thinking, because it got the answer correct. I then read a bit more and realised what the button was only for when it gets the answer wrong.
There's no way to acknowledge a correct answer, which is a piece of feedback you might not want to miss out on.
Or maybe I just think about things in a weird way and should think before I start pressing buttons.
- eloisius 15y agoYou're right. Using the word correct does create some ambiguity. Recording a "correct" answer probably wouldn't provide me with a lot of data. It would be doing the same thing as "correcting" it with the same answer that it predicting. Basically, just further reinforce whatever made it predict right in the first place.