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- How to show that an element has been previously modified
I have a table in which each row contains the following elements: original value current value slider to modify the current value other irrelevant things (5 or 6 columns in total) The current value can be modified (increased or decreased) using the slider or simply by typing a new number in the row (the cell is an input box), all changes are saved automatically Users can navigate away, return
- Human Interface Guidelines | Apple Developer Documentation
Human Interface Guidelines The HIG contains guidance and best practices that can help you design a great experience for any Apple platform As you design interfaces for Apple platforms, keep these principles in mind:
- Check if web form values have changed - Stack Overflow
I have to check - if values have changed in a form and ask: "Save changes? Yes No" What is the best way (with minimum client-side JavaScript code) you suggest me to check if form values have changed? Edited a bit later: I forgot to tell that the multi-step form uses postback between steps
- changes - How to show or highlight changed content - User Experience . . .
We are currently designing a web application for internal use In the attached screenshot you can see a table where the second record is selected The text right of the table are further fields of this selected record My question is the following: every field of the record can be changed (be it one that is displayed in the table or outside of the table) How can I highlight any changed
- Selection and input | Apple Developer Documentation
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- 10 Insights from Apple’s Human Interface Design Guidelines
I’ve been developing an IOS app for the past few months and have been constantly referring to Apple’s Human Interface Design Guidelines I would consider it a must-read for any aspiring or current UI UX designer It’s surprisingly approachable and easy to understand It isn’t written with overly technical jargon and gets straight to the meat and potatoes of designing an interface for
- Best way to show historical information of form fields?
37 Signals shows a list of changes if you click through to it You might do something similar Here's my wireframe for reference I use strikethrough text to show the old text, but you could just as well highlight it in gray or pink, while highlighting the new value in yellow or green You could also arrange this any old way; I simply want to illustrate the concept of showing a changelog
- Form | Apple Developer Documentation
Overview SwiftUI applies platform-appropriate styling to views contained inside a form, to group them together Form-specific styling applies to things like buttons, toggles, labels, lists, and more Keep in mind that these stylings may be platform-specific For example, forms apppear as grouped lists on iOS, and as aligned vertical stacks on
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