Hi,
thanks you so much for taking the time to review my project and write all of this down. Let me check all the details and I will reply later.
Regarding the back button, usually the modal is closed when clicking outside of it. There is no save button, all changes are immediate. On small screens like a mobile phone, it is not possible to click outside, so I added the arrow button. Should I change it to close instead of the arrow to make it more intuitive?
So the arrow I’m referring to is the one used to submit the task. Personally i found it a little counter intuitive as being on the left and pointing to the left made me think it was a back button to dismiss the modal. The poor contrast on the grey cancel button also made it less obvious (ironically Dev.to has the same issue with their Preview button🙃)
I don’t think using an arrow is inherently wrong (So long as it had a text alternative such as using hidden text or an aria-label) although having a visible text label would remove any ambiguity, but I do think it would make more sense if the arrow was on the right and pointed to the right. The cancel button would then be on the left.
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Hi,
thanks you so much for taking the time to review my project and write all of this down. Let me check all the details and I will reply later.
Regarding the back button, usually the modal is closed when clicking outside of it. There is no save button, all changes are immediate. On small screens like a mobile phone, it is not possible to click outside, so I added the arrow button. Should I change it to close instead of the arrow to make it more intuitive?
So the arrow I’m referring to is the one used to submit the task. Personally i found it a little counter intuitive as being on the left and pointing to the left made me think it was a back button to dismiss the modal. The poor contrast on the grey cancel button also made it less obvious (ironically Dev.to has the same issue with their Preview button🙃)
I don’t think using an arrow is inherently wrong (So long as it had a text alternative such as using hidden text or an
aria-label) although having a visible text label would remove any ambiguity, but I do think it would make more sense if the arrow was on the right and pointed to the right. The cancel button would then be on the left.