Changes between Version 5 and Version 7 of Ticket #27403
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- 02/19/2016 07:33:06 PM (9 years ago)
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Ticket #27403 – Description
v5 v7 14 14 15 15 Additionally, there is a fundamental issue with the shift+click feature: it is not mobile friendly since there is no ability to do this on a touch screen. The immediate equivalent feature for mobile I think would be a long press. On mobile, the preview fills the screen so if a widget, nav menu item, or other partial was long-pressed it could then flip over to the controls pane where the relevant control would be focused. The problem with shift-click on desktop is similar to the problem with long-press on mobile: there is no indication which elements can be edited so the user doesn't know where to try. 16 17 And @afercia notes from duplicate ticket #33251: 18 19 > By the way, the point is this feature is really hidden. The only chance users have to be informed about this is when by accident they hover on a widget and notice the title attribute. Not to mention touch devices, as far as I know, won't ever show this. There are no instructions or Help text that mention this, as far as I know. 20 > 21 > Considering also #24766 I'd recommend to don't rely on title attributes alone to convey such important information. It would be a nice, interesting, challenge trying to find a new design/UI pattern to be used instead of a title attribute. Call for designers :) 22 > 23 > Also, from an accessibility point of view, this UI control is not focusable and hardly usable for keyboard users and screen reader users.