Today let’s talk about the UX of
OK we click on the three dots to find out what it hides.
OK we saw what it hid. And now we click again to make it hide it again.
But surprise surprise, that spot has now become a garbage can (and some other stuff) and our second click is now aimed smack dab at a garbage can! Good thing we can still stop our hand in time.
Yes, maybe it isn’t as dangerous as it seems, but I’m not going to try it to find out.
Also there is still plenty of room to show all items, so the three dots isn’t saving much. Plus it is weird that there is no antidote once one has expanded it. (No three dots to make it contract again. Yes, even if… there is plenty of room…)
It is configurable. Some sites have a lot more options there than others.
And while I hear you on your point, but we generally tend to work to a rule of three and no one else has ever complained about this, that I’m aware of.
It’s also possible to configure which post menu items are hidden behind the ellipsis via your site settings.
Yeah, that’s what I was attempting to say. You did a much better job of it.
Which brings up an interesting point.
I bet a lot of those settings, only available to admins, could also be offered to users to to configure, via some …/my/preferences/interface/advanced .
Thus “increasing democracy” and reducing “admins vs. non-admins power gap”… as long as it doesn’t affect security.
La poubelle rouge effrayante,
Mais vous n’appuyez pas dessus, n’est-ce pas ? Puisque la couleur du survol est rouge, ce qui indique un danger. Je n’ai jamais accidentellement supprimé un message en développant l’ellipse, cependant, même si je le faisais, je pourrais annuler l’action, donc même si cela semble mauvais, vous survolez un bouton de suppression, c’est facilement réversible.
En tant qu’administrateur du site, une solution à cela serait de modifier le paramètre du site menu de publication. Cela vous permet de modifier l’ordre du menu d’action de publication. Ergo, lorsque vous développez l’ellipse, vous survolerez une action de publication différente. Le point de @HAWK ci-dessus tient toujours : c’est personnalisable.
Je dis juste que le défaut mondial… c’est comme la porte d’ascenseur qui s’ouvre parfois sur une immense fosse. Effrayant.
Étant donné que cela est configurable avec un paramètre et est très facilement réversible, jusqu’à ce que nous atteignions la règle de trois, je pense que nous sommes bons ici.