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I’m far from a UX designer but whenever I use something with toasts I feel like I don’t notice them pop up in my periphery. I think it would be better if the co
by varun_ch 11mo ago
I’m far from a UX designer but whenever I use something with toasts I feel like I don’t notice them pop up in my periphery. I think it would be better if the confirmation for an action I did just showed up wherever I performed that action (like a button changing state to a spinner and then either an error or a confirmation)
- hungrymagnum 10mo agoThis can be applied for a success (change the button to a green tick mark) or an unsuccessful action (change the button to a red x mark). But what if you want to give details on why the action was unsuccessful? How do you show it near the button or change the button itself?
- chao- 10mo ago>How do you show it near the button? What stops you from placing these details you want as near as is reasonable to a button? Alternatively, placing the details near or in some container for the data/entity/element that the button relates to?
- wildrhythms 10mo agoGood idea, but impossible to do when the user switches away from where the initial async interaction began.