Open nicosomb opened 1 year ago
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Maybe it’s in fact a translation issue.
Original English text is Follows you
, on hover changes to Follow back
I know it would add another element to the screen, but should we consider adding a text label (like Twitter et al.) to say someone follows you. I agree it is confusing when the button only shows its action on mouseover, especially when a lot of people access Elk from touch screens and cannot see the hover state.
I'm fully agreeing with @ZMYaro ! Also, as Mutuals doesn't work well for all languages (cc @patak-dev), we should add that information that the account is following you.
Hover is also not very good for accessibility. We need the action to be clear in the button without needing to hover.
Personally I'm in favour of just entirely replacing Follows you
with Follow back
Personally I'm in favour of just entirely replacing
Follows you
withFollow back
This could be made on french side
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Want to see other languages in first
What do you mean? You want to get feedback from other languages?
ping @elk-zone/translators
What do you mean? You want to get feedback from other languages?
ping @elk-zone/translators
French is a good start, just not enough for the issue to be closed I think
IMO, the button should always be "follow" or "follow back", and another mention out of the button could say "follows you". I think twitter has something like this ?
text change on hover is very bad ux/a11y.
I think getting another mention outside of the button would be IMHO a bed ux/a11y as the information is not clear. That's said we could add the aria-label on the button and use "follows you" but the main text would be the action "follow back" which means indirectly the user is following you.
Having an aria-label
content different from the visible label is a WCAG failure. It's very bad for people using voice control.
I agree with @prazdevs idea. It's the best solution. The fact that someone is following you is just an information. It can't be a button name because there is no associated action with this name that people could understand.
Just to say I agree that the current approach is not accessible due to relying on hover. For example if I use the keyboard to focus a button that says 'Following', there's no indication of what the button does. I only get that if I hover (Unfollow). I think the buttons should just say what they will do
I tried implementing changes in #2397 with the following features:
Let me know if any feedback. 🙂
@shuuji3 looks great thanks!
Clear and concise description of the problem
When someone follows me, I think that finding the way to follow him/her is not so obvious. See the screenshot.
The « follow area » tells me that the user follows me.
Suggested solution
Replace the text by « follow back ».
Maybe it’s in fact a translation issue.
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