8 comments

  • Andrew Michael ToddAndrew Michael Todd, 4 years ago

    You've saved space at the cost of accessibility and scannability.

    7 points
  • iterati designiterati design, 4 years ago

    uxmovement.com is a very questionable resource

    4 points
  • Andrew C, 4 years ago

    Checkboxes > whatever the eff this is.

    1 point
  • Aaron Wears Many HatsAaron Wears Many Hats, 4 years ago

    I've seen a few apps use this style of toggle buttons, particularly Uber Eats in their 'rate driver'/'rate food' UI.

    Personally, as a user, I don't think they're very good. It takes twice as long to scan the available options, and twice the dexterity to try and hit the appropriate options (Its mentioned that checkboxes are small tap targets, but not if you've implemented a clickable label that controls the checkbox too).

    While this could be a limitation in the implementation for uber themselves, I think point 1 is fairly common among this kind of interface. It's just not an expected flow of content to try and take in. I'd be interested to know what other people think

    1 point