Words like "Bill" (that is counted in cents, haha) and "Multiplier" are confusing to me, and I am a power user.
First, all terminology needs to be self-describing. For example,
Bill => Cost of meal
Multiplier => [dropdown] Child or Adult.
These are just two examples from some of the terminology I saw around the site. I am sure there is more, I would be happy to do an audit.
Second, all options should have tooltips that explain their function. Ideally, clicking on form label text or form control in a mobile environment would cause the tooltips to be shown. Basically, it would be a standard for all form elements to have a description tag (data-desc?) that auto-generates the tooltip.
For example,
<label for="multiplier" data-desc="Children are billed for half the cost of an adult. Children are considered any human age 0-15.">
Adult / Child?
</label>
<select id="multiplier" data-desc="Children are billed for half the cost of an adult. Children are considered any human age 0-15.">
<option value="1">Child
<option value="2" default>Adult
</select>
Words like "Bill" (that is counted in cents, haha) and "Multiplier" are confusing to me, and I am a power user.
First, all terminology needs to be self-describing. For example,
Second, all options should have tooltips that explain their function. Ideally, clicking on form label text or form control in a mobile environment would cause the tooltips to be shown. Basically, it would be a standard for all form elements to have a description tag (data-desc?) that auto-generates the tooltip.
For example,
Something like that.