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Thanks, this is a very good job so far. I do have one question, though. What is your reasoning for having the upward-facing arrow /\ serve as the descending s
by mattdotc 11y ago
Thanks, this is a very good job so far. I do have one question, though.
What is your reasoning for having the upward-facing arrow /\ serve as the descending sort and downward-facing \/ as ascending? It feels backwards to me and a bit counter intuitive.
- negrit 11y agoI was thinking from the top salaries to the bottom.
- aquadrop 11y agoI was confused by this as well, usually it's the other way around. I think regular reasoning is from largest (widest part of arrow) to smallest. Thanks for the site though :)
- rMBP 11y agoThe asc/desc triangles bugs me too. Arrows would indicate order (⬆︎ = rising, lowest to highest). Triangles aren't arrows and should IMO be the reversed, like a pyramid (▲ = ascending, smallest on top). I just noticed HN uses triangles as arrows for upvotes, whereas Reddit has the arrows.
- mattdotc 11y agoGood to know I'm not alone in this reasoning. I've seen the flip-flopped behavior on other sites, and it is a pet peeve of mine.
- rMBP 11y agoWebsites are one thing. It really gets annoying when different applications in an operating system "can't agree" on what to use. I've seen both in Debian/Gnome apps, but that's kind of to be expected from (F)OSS software as rules for UI are less strict/not very well defined.