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He clearly points out that scrolling is a good enough reason t o break the rule. >- Long pressing to delete an app, and the app opens in the meantime? Awkward
by jayd16 2y ago
He clearly points out that scrolling is a good enough reason t o break the rule.
>- Long pressing to delete an app, and the app opens in the meantime? Awkward UX.
I don't think he's envisioning a world where long press and act-on-press are valid on the same object. You'd have to abandon long press and double clicks.
- veidr 2y agoWell, you don't have to abandon double clicks in probably the most common case, where click is a non-destructive action like "select" that can precede the double-click action (e.g. "open"). Long-press does indeed have to go, though.