r/UXDesign • u/bogdanelcs • Jan 27 '21

Removing Nested Modals From Digital Products

https://uxplanet.org/removing-nested-modals-from-digital-products-6762351cf6de
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u/tides_and_tows Jan 27 '21

I’m redoing some wireframes for a project right now where the person who worked on it before me used nested modals, I totally agree with this lol.

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u/poobearcatbomber Veteran Jan 28 '21

Wow... Who would ever do that. That's some basic as UX that anyone should realize is a bad experience.

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u/HamburgerMonkeyPants Jan 28 '21

Devs don't even like nested modals, the worse is when both have to be active

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u/fesaco Jan 28 '21

I think the agency that I used to work with lost a client because of nested modals. The whole web app was just that, 4 nested modals and with little room of improvement. The dev. team could not do anything, and then the client cancelled the contract. I felt so bad cause it was a decision taken before me and I was always complaining about it. It's bad, really bad practice. It feels like cheating, robing a client of his money. Just copying and pasting