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I chuckle when people boldly declare something as poor UX without acknowledging that there could be more than one true way. We have different kinds of computer
by clarry 13y ago
I chuckle when people boldly declare something as poor UX without acknowledging that there could be more than one true way. We have different kinds of computers, different kinds of users, and different preferences. It's subjective.
> Add this all up and you have a recipe for users unintentionally and unexpectedly losing data.
That sounds like a fixable problem, and one worth fixing no matter what your shortcuts are. I hit back and then forward in Firefox, and look, all the text I wrote is still there.
- commandar 13y ago>That sounds like a fixable problem, and one worth fixing no matter what your shortcuts are. I hit back and then forward in Firefox, and look, all the text I wrote is still there. You're operating under the assumption that a text box is the only form of data that a user can lose by navigating away from a page. It isn't.
- clarry 13y agoActually the text box was an example of data my browser does store right now. What form of data is one the browser can have but not keep after you navigate back?