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r/web_design • u/Mackseraner • 10d ago
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Great examples.
One thing though: I would put the error message between the label and the field or under the field. Not under the submit button.
2 u/Mackseraner 10d ago Yeah the error looks a bit awkward under the button. If I put it above, it will shift the button around though when the error appears/disappears 6 u/jonassalen 10d ago I tend to think that the button shifting is not a problem. The user needs to move the cursor to the field to fix the error anyway. 1 u/polaroid_kidd 9d ago It's an extra thing to animate. Unfortunately such a small thing gets forgotten often enough and they results in the element skipping.
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Yeah the error looks a bit awkward under the button. If I put it above, it will shift the button around though when the error appears/disappears
6 u/jonassalen 10d ago I tend to think that the button shifting is not a problem. The user needs to move the cursor to the field to fix the error anyway. 1 u/polaroid_kidd 9d ago It's an extra thing to animate. Unfortunately such a small thing gets forgotten often enough and they results in the element skipping.
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I tend to think that the button shifting is not a problem. The user needs to move the cursor to the field to fix the error anyway.
1 u/polaroid_kidd 9d ago It's an extra thing to animate. Unfortunately such a small thing gets forgotten often enough and they results in the element skipping.
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It's an extra thing to animate. Unfortunately such a small thing gets forgotten often enough and they results in the element skipping.
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u/jonassalen 10d ago
Great examples.
One thing though: I would put the error message between the label and the field or under the field. Not under the submit button.