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Rather obvious I would say. I think the reason why UI designers move away from this is because on touch devices, touches have a double meaning, a short and lon
by constantcrying 2y ago
Rather obvious I would say.
I think the reason why UI designers move away from this is because on touch devices, touches have a double meaning, a short and long tap do different things, so you have to act on release.
- wk_end 2y agoUIs have worked this way since, basically, the very beginning - long before touch devices were a consideration.