2011/6/11 Giovanni Campagna <[email protected]> > Il giorno sab, 11/06/2011 alle 17.01 -0300, Job ha scritto: > > > > > > > > For touch Screen, Object Actions/Options, was already > > solved, using > > > "Hold Stay". > > > > > > Hold Stay works if the object indicates the availability of an > > action > > (like a button or an icon). It doesn't work for background > > actions (like > > those you get by right clicking nautilus) > > A good and well design popup window with actions/options could be > > used, and will work nicely. > > Why not? > > Because it is very likely that the user won't even know it is there, and > because it is dangerous to make a big area clickable/actionable, > especially without other indications. > > "Hold and Stay", its not just a click. Im nautilus, for example. The user could press and stay, after a time, the system presents the actions. In iPad for example, to close a app, you press and stay the app icon on bar, then a minus sign show to say that you could close. Theres no indicator for that. And almost all touch OS, included Android, has a similar actions whem you press and stay. Selection text for example,
Ok, I will try to make a Mockup, to explain better, showing in Nautilus. Job Giovanni > >
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