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It's hard to construct such phrases to be disambiguous. "Continue" as an answer to "Would you like to exit?" can be interpreted as continuing with the exit or
by xorcist 4y ago
It's hard to construct such phrases to be disambiguous.
"Continue" as an answer to "Would you like to exit?" can be interpreted as continuing with the exit or with using the software. And there are plenty of similar examples.
- Jerrrry 4y agoavoid one word responses, especially functionally ambiguous ones. >Would you like to exit? >[Yes, Exit $appname] [No, continue working] If one word is a constraint, phrase the question better, or have the alternative be more specific too: >Are you sure you would like to Exit? >[Exit] [Cancel] >You have unsaved changes. Would you like to save the changes before exiting? >[Save Changes and Exit] [ Exit without Saving] [Cancel]