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expansion icon is confusing
http://staging.sass-lang.com/documentation/syntax/parsing
My expectation is that right-arrows mean "play"; so the arrow used to show expandable content for compatibility was confusing for me.
It didn't appeal to me when scanning for how to find out more about compatibility because I was looking for a down-arrow or a hover tooltip. Later, when I did see it and think about it I assumed it was a play button of some sort and only clicked to find out what it did.
Hmm... the right arrow is also what browsers display by default for the <details>
tag, so I had expected it to be the standard. For example:
This is a <details>
tag!
This is the contents!
Do you have a different suggestion for an expansion indicator?
Ah, I thought the down arrow was standard but it's entirely possible I've just been working too much with Material Design. This is what MD, and by extension most Google properties, does: https://material.io/archive/guidelines/components/expansion-panels.html.
On Tue, 19 Mar 2019, 21:08 Natalie Weizenbaum, [email protected] wrote:
Hmm... the right arrow is also what browsers display by default for the
tag, so I had expected it to be the standard. For example: This is atag! This is the contents!Do you have a different suggestion for an expansion indicator?
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I think the down arrow is pretty clear too... @jina, what do you think?
standard is right becomes down, but we can switch it to the material style.
@jina The final decision is up to you, of course. I personally think both look pretty clear.