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Most of the time they're used for a quick visual confirmation that "your operation went right"
by oulipo2 11mo ago
Most of the time they're used for a quick visual confirmation that "your operation went right"
- jmercouris 11mo agoThe information that the user did something "right" should be responsive next to where the user initiated the action- not in a random corner.
- nine_k 11mo agoThat control may not be visible by the time the operation completes.
- thunderfork 11mo agoThere are certainly times where this must be the case, but I think it's broadly better to have designs avoid this.
- strogonoff 11mo agoToasts are popular, but not the only option if you want to notify the user about completion of a longer-running action when the user may have already switched away from where they started it. Consider a status bar[0] instead. You can make it cute and animated, too! [0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA/Reference/Roles/status_role https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/A....
- tyre 11mo agoThat’s why confetti exists