Issue 2505: Chrome needs to follow long established CUI standard for User
Ergonomics
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=2505
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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Look at all the configuration dialogs
2. See BUTTONS
What is the expected result?
Well, the long documented established CUI for GUI designers is to use a
"..." in buttons if the BUTTON action will display another dialog with more
user input. Its not a "final action" per se.
What happens instead?
Well, users are lost at the Chrome Buttons because you are not show if its
going to do something or ask you for more information. The problem is that
for certain critical actions, you don't know if the BUTTON is going to do
something user did not want to do. The visual cue of "..." tells users that
MORE is coming in the usage of that item.
There is really no need to justify it. Follow the CUI standard long
established for nearly 25+ years is highly recommended - users will be less
confused. This is especially the case since Chrome is targeting Windows
and it needs to comply with CUI standards.
Issue attributes:
Status: Unconfirmed
Owner: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Labels: Type-Bug Pri-2 OS-All Area-Unknown
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