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I would agree with Nick. I hate popups, and checking for a preference is trivial.As far as usability in general, a lot of what you are talking about has more to do with initial expectations based on other software, than actual ease of use. Maybe "learnability" is a better term? Pressing 'C' for copy is actually easier than pressing 'Ctrl+C', and having to click on an item before you can manipulate it is harder than simply putting the mouse over it and pressing a hotkey.
I do think there can be improvements in the "learnability", but a lot of that has to do with user opinion and expectations. There are also certainly usability improvements to be made as well.
Moses On 09/10/2014 01:57 PM, Tim Hutt wrote:
Well, I disagree! Not sure what else to say. Maybe we need polls for these
alternatives.
On 10 September 2014 19:45, Nick Østergaard <oe.nick@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:oe.nick@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Ohh no, never do like that. I hate that. It is not usefull at all, IMHO. I
annoys me on websites with the cookie info box, it annoys me in chrome, it
annoys me in matlab, it annoys me in simulink, it annoys me everywhere. I
rather think, that the user should think; "mmm, I don't like that zoom
method that well, maybe there is an option for it. <and then he should go
check for that>". Popups or curtains is not the solution.
Nick
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