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English text aligns on the left. So the checkboxes need to be on the left to be close to the text. If checkboxes are on the right, they are either far away fr
by zestyping 4y ago
English text aligns on the left. So the checkboxes need to be on the left to be close to the text.
If checkboxes are on the right, they are either far away from the text or (I shudder to imagine) horizontally misaligned.
- SketchySeaBeast 4y agoWhile that does make sense, a grid layout helps solve some of that - though it could be hard to keep track of what checkbox belongs to what row. I'm not arguing that we switch up where checkboxes go, I'm just asking if our assumptions are as valid as we think they are.