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True, but "mobile first" is not "mobile only". The point of responsive design is for things to work well on multiple platforms, not just one.
by csallen 12y ago
True, but "mobile first" is not "mobile only". The point of responsive design is for things to work well on multiple platforms, not just one.
- ErikRogneby 12y agocorrect. So why not use a multi-platform interaction like on click?
- duckmysick 12y agoBecause hover saves user two clicks (one to access a tooltip, another to dismiss it) and desktop users are already familiar with additional information displayed on hover. If a hover tooltip has a clickable content then yes, using on click to lock the tooltip in place is a good idea. For example, hover navigation with subcategories can be awkward to use and on click navigation is a better choice here. But for a simple caption in an interactive chart it would be an overkill on desktops.