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Based on what I see in the world, I suspect one reason is that a <div> makes it easier to apply some bizarro appearance to the button, so it not only doesn’t ac
by wrs 1y ago
Based on what I see in the world, I suspect one reason is that a <div> makes it easier to apply some bizarro appearance to the button, so it not only doesn’t act like a button, it doesn’t even look like a button.
- mcny 1y agoThis comes from either business or the UX people who want stuff to look pixel perfect to their stupid wireframe. Why does a website that sells to a pretty much captive audience who cares more about functionality than looks obsess so much about every single button looking pixel perfect to some arbitrary wireframe, I will never know.
- yakshaving_jgt 1y agoThings looking intentionally designed in great detail is also a function, despite programmer protests.