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But forces the user to make more inputs and adds cognitive overhead. I think you'll find that many users would disagree with you.
by Bahamut 11y ago
But forces the user to make more inputs and adds cognitive overhead. I think you'll find that many users would disagree with you.
- oneeyedpigeon 11y agoWhy not support both methods? Chrome lets you type, or use a calendar picker (which itself has flaws, but at least they're trying ...)
- Klathmon 11y agoI don't know of the specifics on this one, but in the UI/UX world it's rarely a good idea to "support both". They generally lead to bad looking UIs that "almost" work for everyone, but aren't a good fit for anyone.
- simoncion 11y agoA calendar that also lets you click on the displayed date [0] in order to type in the desired date is almost never disliked. [0] By that, I mean a string somewhere on the widget like "2015-07-20", or however dates are displayed on the system.