Closed joelanman closed 9 years ago
+1 - totally agree
I agree with this personally. Do we have evidence which we could link to?
Hmm good point. Mine's a personal agreement too. However the fact that something like automatic tabbing actively interferes with default controls (ever tried to shift-tab back through something like this?) means perhaps one shouldn't have to "prove" this? [@jabley - I might be misinterpreting your comment, let me know. If I am, then I'll drop this comment]
I've seen people stumble in user research enough times to be convinced it's sound advice. A few other arguments against:
+1 to agree with it, and support Tim's evidence.
(At some point, let's do a line-by-line assessment of where we want to document what we've seen in user research as blog posts / other publications to refer to. But let's not postpone publishing good practice just because we haven't got time to write up a formal evidence thing yet).
this is general advice, but occurs most often in this pattern