Closed dcavins closed 8 years ago
I'd prefer to force the link to be larger using CSS. The '..' text is, I think, pretty standard UX for folder structures. For better accessibility, we could add a .screen-reader-text span.
On 03/07/2016 02:57 PM, David Cavins wrote:
At the moment, the "up one folder" link target is the text: ..
We could give that link a minimum size or change the text to say "go up one folder" or something so there's a bigger click target.
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I think we're both used to seeing '..' because we use Unix. :) Windows uses an up arrow, and both Mac and Windows use a "back" button. Windows also features the breadcrumbs as a navigational aid, and they're available in OS X, but you have to turn that view on (it's off by default).
Happily, the browser has a back button, and you've already built the breadcrumb navigation, so I think those bases are covered.
This changeset enlarges the click area and adds the screen reader text, which is a great idea:https://github.com/dcavins/buddypress-docs/commit/ae07d14e98932c4d97b32ba2bd09eee0e898063f
Looks good.
On 03/08/2016 09:25 AM, David Cavins wrote:
I think we're both used to seeing '..' because we use Unix. :) Windows uses an up arrow, and both Mac and Windows use a "back" button. Windows also features the breadcrumbs as a navigational aid, and they're available in OS X, but you have to turn that view on (it's off by default).
Happily, the browser has a back button, and you've already built the breadcrumb navigation, so I think those bases are covered.
This changeset enlarges the click area and adds the screen reader text, which is a great idea:dcavins@ae07d14 https://github.com/dcavins/buddypress-docs/commit/ae07d14e98932c4d97b32ba2bd09eee0e898063f
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At the moment, the "up one folder" link target is the text: ..
We could give that link a minimum size or change the text to say "go up one folder" or something so there's a bigger click target.