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Funny you mention it as basic usability. The story on the home page with most points is about usability and they explicitly recommend using undos instead of con
by BoppreH 13y ago
Funny you mention it as basic usability. The story on the home page with most points is about usability and they explicitly recommend using undos instead of confirmations: http://goodui.org/#8 http://goodui.org/#8
- alok-g 13y agoUndo instead of confirmation would be a better approach when most users would want to take the action. Here is it not established yet that the default to clear all the cookies is the acceptable choice for most users.
- FuzzyDunlop 13y agoThey recommend doing that when the user "presses an action button or link". This is not the same as launching a browser extension. Blindly following some person's recommendations doesn't even close to having good UI (or UX). eg. Opting for no confirmation and providing an undo option is an absolutely terrible idea for a 'format disk' button in an OS installer.