Standard UX in dialogs maintains that if a user clicks on an item like 'cancel', 'submit', 'ok' that the action only occurs once and the dialog transitions or closes.
Our current dialogs allow for users to repeatedly accept actions (i.e. machine-gunning clicking on a button) and this leads to poor UX and bad data.
For common dialog elements, the button should only be able to accept actions once.
Standard UX in dialogs maintains that if a user clicks on an item like 'cancel', 'submit', 'ok' that the action only occurs once and the dialog transitions or closes.
Our current dialogs allow for users to repeatedly accept actions (i.e. machine-gunning clicking on a button) and this leads to poor UX and bad data.
For common dialog elements, the button should only be able to accept actions once.