React 사용법을 더 쉽게 찾을 수 있도록 해주세요

You know that heart-shaped emotion button there at the bottom of this post? Well I discovered that if you just tap it, it becomes a heart emotion.

I.e., if you just go through life just tapping it, you will never know that if you instead held your finger on it longer, then you will get the choice of all 10 or so emotions.

OK, that’s also how the Facebook Like button works, so I suppose no further enhancement is needed. (Because Facebook is the Gold Standard of UX perhaps.)

Yes, if one hovers with a mouse, one also sees the choices.

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@jidanni, Contribute > UX 주제 생성자로서 매우 활발하게 활동하고 계시는데, 주제를 올바르게 태그하고 제목을 지어 주실 수 있을까요? UX 관련 제안이 있으시다면, 설명적인 제목에 전제를 포함해 주시겠어요?

이렇게 하면 이곳을 깔끔하게 유지하는 데 큰 도움이 되며, 나중에 다른 사람이 와서 다시 정리할 필요가 없어집니다. :+1:


또한, 이 내용을 기존에 작성하신 (제목이 난해한) 주제에 통합해 주실 수 있을까요? Is there a way to have more emojis than Heart/Like?

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It’s very obvious for those of us who are old fashioned enough to use a computer with a mouse! :smiley:

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This is a feature included in the Discourse Reactions plugin, holding the heart button is meant to do that.

Well first I thought everything I posted in the UX category were UX suggestions.

And okay I guess I’m better at writing eye catching book titles.

I guess I can figure out the technical description for it though.

So in this case it would be if the user never long presses the LIKE button s/he will never figure out that there are actually more choices.

But I’ll probably run into a title length limits.

And regarding my two articles. I’m not exactly sure that they’re exactly the same, so perhaps they should not be merged.

You could learn about other reactions while observing other users choices.

Which value do you see in educating people about different reactions?

One way to educate them could be a system notification explaining the possibilities triggered by the first reaction of a user.

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