4 ms·
Not an option, because it makes it harder work to sell a product to the Chinese.
by card_zero 1y ago
Not an option, because it makes it harder work to sell a product to the Chinese.
- kevindamm 1y agothe RTL languages are also a pain point, and even German can make your UI designing difficult for length of words. Really, the high variability of width for i18n'ed words in general is I think where the icon-heavy approach originated.
- robocat 1y agoI was using a cheap device the other day and it had: [◂] [xxx] [▸] Left button was UP and right button was DOWN (numbers e.g. temperature). Is there any reason that ◂ would be UP in Chinese?
- grues-dinner 1y agoSort of. 上 means both up and previous, 下 means down and next. Maybe there was miscommunication about contexts when the button meant next and when it meant down in the UI.
- userbinator 1y agoThe question of whether that's a good thing is a different matter, however.