Posts tagged with input
– tray2.se - submitted by Patrik Ahlström
Have you ever had a huge list of values that the users needs to scroll through to get to the
item they wanted, you know the classic Country dropdown, and for me who lives in Sweden
will have to scroll through a load of countries to get to the desired one.
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? Little details go a long way when styling UI components. Here are a few different ways to style inputs: pic.twitter.com/1D2AYDwi1f
— Steve Schoger (@steveschoger) 18 oktober 2017
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Sebastian De Deyne on his blog:
Dynamic languages allow us to pass anything as a parameter without requiring a specific type. In turn, this means we often need to handle some extra validation for the data that comes in to our objects.https://sebastiandedeyne.com/posts/2016/normalize-your-values-on-inputThis is a lightweight post on handling your incoming values effectively by normalizing them as soon as possible. It's a simple guideline worth keeping in mind which will help you keep your code easier to reason about.
A nice collection of input field animations: