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JavaScript

Posted by Ashcon Khoubyari
Ashcon Khoubyari
12,907 Points

Why not just remove the top "UP" button rather than leave it there and add more code to stop its functionality?

Seems to be a better to have as little code as possible rather than adding more complexity...

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,656 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,656 Points

The easiest code doesn't always produce the best userr experience (UX). Most users will find a control that is disabled more natural and intuitive to use than one that vanishes, particularly if the vanishing also disturbs the alignment of other controls.