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Yeah, too often. But that's not the toggle's fault. The majority of the time the design (colors) and the associated label are the root problem. A toggle doesn't
by chiefalchemist 3y ago
Yeah, too often. But that's not the toggle's fault. The majority of the time the design (colors) and the associated label are the root problem. A toggle doesn't have to be ambiguous. Unfortunately, designers / UX'ers seem to think so.