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> changing the text from "Submit" to "Saving", to better explain what's happening I took a similar idea from a small remark in the recent "what I would do if I
by tripzilch 13y ago
> changing the text from "Submit" to "Saving", to better explain what's happening
I took a similar idea from a small remark in the recent "what I would do if I were Tarsnap" article. It made me wonder who uses the verb "submit" nowadays, what meaning does it have to users that are not web-developers (and immediately think of `<input type="submit">`)?
Arguably it makes sense because you are submitting a form to web server, but what common user really thinks of this action in that way?
Maybe this is super obvious to some people, but I was reminded that you can put pretty much any verb in context there, and it'll probably be better than "submit".