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Tip: Add native back button functionality, e.g. by generating unique URLs for the results and putting them into the history. Otherwise you're forced to find an
by rrr_oh_man 8mo ago
Tip: Add native back button functionality, e.g. by generating unique URLs for the results and putting them into the history.
Otherwise you're forced to find and click the 'Translate another article' link, which I completely missed the first three times.
- dh2013 8mo agoThanks for the feedback! That's definitely a UX gap. I'll work on it and push another update shortly.
- dh2013 8mo agoI made a couple tweaks: - Added a "copy link" button to the top of the article page - Added a "Translate another article" button to the bottom of the article page The reason I didn't add a "back" button was because the translated article page can be shared with somebody else who may be opening the link for the first time, so seeing a "back" button in that context could be confusing. Let me know if any of this is helpful!
- rrr_oh_man 8mo agoCheers! > The reason I didn't add a "back" button was because the translated article page can be shared with somebody else who may be opening the link for the first time, so seeing a "back" button in that context could be confusing. I didn't mean the translated page. I meant the Your translated article is ready! screen. Check out this video: https://streamable.com/utu7du https://streamable.com/utu7du Additionally, I would suggest adding cursor-pointer to all clickable elements. That may also be part of why I did not immediately notice the Translate another article link.
- dh2013 8mo agoAh thanks for the clarification! I made some updates if you'd like to take a look