Users discuss an issue where the search box is hidden by the keyboard when a notice is present on the screen, making it difficult to find. jidanni notes the inconvenience, as users must first dismiss the notice by clicking the X before the search box becomes accessible. merefield attributes the problem to limited screen space due to device size, zoom, and text settings. jidanni suggests a “half and half” layout to improve usability, while ernestdefoe proposes simply dismissing the notice. jidanni and jidanni further question whether dismissed notices can be revisited, noting the lack of a way to access them again without using an incognito window. HAWK suggests checking job listings as an alternative.
No big deal, but if there’s a notice still present on the screen, the user cannot find the search box even though they press the magnifying glass because it’s hidden by the keyboard.
They need to remember to read the notice and click the X before the search box moves up into view.
I got an idea. In such situations the interface could show “half and half”. That way the user would know that the system knows that they have pressed something without the system needing to know which one is more important.
Then the user could simply expand the one that he or she is interested in.
It’s better than the current “all and/or nothing.”
Okay I’ve hit the X, but I’m just curious is there anywhere to find that site notice later?
I tried and it seems the only time you’re going to see a site notice is when the system shows it to you and after you hit the X there’s no way to have a second look because I can’t find it in any of the menus.
Let’s say when I saw the notice I wasn’t interested in the job but after thinking about it for a while now I’m interested but then how can I see the site notice again, let’s say in a directory of old site notices? I guess I would have to use an incognito browser window?