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Because... that's how the user signals that the form is complete and correct, and ready to go, or to be submit -ted? Maybe I'm not understanding your frustrati
by mft_ 3y ago
Because... that's how the user signals that the form is complete and correct, and ready to go, or to be submit -ted?
Maybe I'm not understanding your frustration...?
- Technotroll 3y agoIn a lot of applications, there is no need to signal readiness. You can simply start processing the input at once, and display it continuously, from the first character or number that is entered. This is true for most applications that run client side. We're talking everything from small calculators to text processing. In most cases the "OK" button can be completely omitted. It's of course a different matter if you need to digest it remotely.