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For some input fields (property) we use an input placeholder which suggests the kind of input needed,
F4163404: Screenshot from 2016-06-14 09-35-46.png
but for add value statement, we don't.
F4163406: Screenshot from 2016-06-14 09-36-37.png
Suggestion: Use input placeholder for value input, too. (or, more general: Use input placeholder for all input fields)
F4163435: Screenshot from 2016-06-14 09-49-32.png
Simple solution: Use the name of data in the datastructure, like "property", "value" etc.
Advanced: Use the data structure to give further help; e.g. if we edit "Harry Potter", and add the property "from fictional universe", the input field could state "Fictional universe Harry Potter is from"
Applies to:
- Add value statement to existing property
General Principles: »I want to know what an interaction causes« (principle of least surprise) and »stick to standards«
Cc: Aklapper, Zppix, Jan_Dittrich, D3r1ck01, Izno, Wikidata-bugs, aude, Lydia_Pintscher, Mbch331
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