
Interesting that the biggest, most contrast button on this page is not the primary button. The primary button (!) is this construct in the middle that looks like a text input.
Thanks Alex Shoykhet for the picture

Interesting that the biggest, most contrast button on this page is not the primary button. The primary button (!) is this construct in the middle that looks like a text input.
Thanks Alex Shoykhet for the picture

Okay here’s the thing that worries me about animating hovers.
On the left, when you move your mouse, the element under it reacts. It’s a menu item saying “Hey, I see your cursor, I am ready!”
On the right, it feels like hover is attached to your mouse, and you move it over menu items. Basically it’s just a larger cursor.
I vastly prefer the version on the left. I think the right is incorrect, confusing, and doesn’t do what it’s supposed to: indicate the element’s interactivity.
Video source: x.com/micka_design/status/2097683693494280270

Very strange pattern from Github. To rename a repo, you need to click the same button TWICE. First click runs name conflict check, and then the same button in the very same place with the same label starts behaving differently and becomes the actual rename. I only figured it out because I thought I misclicked the first time.

The Russian navigation app 2GIS shows an ad for a place... in a completely different location. You’d think this “8 Марта” place is right here, but it’s actually on the opposite side of the city. What you see is just a banner ad.
Thanks @khambogrus for the picture

This Google Translate icon is actually a toggle, but it indicates its status with two very close shades of grey, AND its hover state is the same for both states. Good luck if you actually try to use it.

The “Apply” button goes into “...” menu? One of the two buttons you actually need on this screen???
Thanks Robert for the video.



The only option I understand is Weekly.


Don’t move buttons from under the mouse.
Thanks @The2lb3oz4dr10grOfHedgehogs for the video


A modal dialog without close or cancel button. Clicking outside doesn’t close it either.

Leave it to Google to make a “Copy to clipboard” button that
- Takes a non-zero amount of time to complete
- Shows a spinner
- Might fail
Thanks @grishka for the video