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This is a good point; I feel the same thing. Do you think it could be solved by replacing the inline label with a floating label when the user selects the text
by justinpombrio 13y ago
This is a good point; I feel the same thing. Do you think it could be solved by replacing the inline label with a floating label when the user selects the text box, instead of when they start typing?
- nfoz 13y agoI do think that's better. But I'm concerned that if focus changes have a visible effect, that could also be disconcerting to a user. I think I'd have to try it out.
- deskamess 13y agoPerhaps it could take effect after focus was lost (and something had been typed in).
- lstamour 13y agoThis solves two problems: 1. Your float label animation can now sync with whatever form focus style changes would occur, so it just becomes a natural extension of selecting the field. 2. It fixes the "Can't use Label and Placeholder" by letting a new placeholder animate in when the old placeholder floats out. :) This could easily be accessible and in fact, if done on focus could almost entirely be done with CSS. I've got to try this one for myself now.