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In general, if you are implementing tabs, try not to:
- make them jump around
- reorder
- change amount of tabs/their content
- change search query
Thanks @The2lb3oz4dr10grOfHedgehogs for reporting
In general, if you are implementing tabs, try not to:
- make them jump around
- reorder
- change amount of tabs/their content
- change search query
Thanks @The2lb3oz4dr10grOfHedgehogs for reporting
Pro tip: users tend to not expect plain text to behave like text box
Rule of thumb: try to make your controls visible
Thanks @nikitabarskov for the video
Can’t believe they put 33 buttons on that thing but none of them let you switch inputs. You have to through menu, wait for it to load (yes, it takes a significant time) and click left-right-okay for what could’ve been just a single button click.
They even have four colored buttons that do nothing! But no, switching inputs with one click would be too comfortable, we can’t allow it
UPD: Yes, I know there’s an Inputs button. That’s the one that opens a menu and then you have to select with arrows. I am talking about separate button per input. Like, HDMI1 button, HDMI2 button, etc. 1 click and you are directly where you need to be