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Feedback informs the user of the system status and tells them what to expect.
Common types of feedback:
- success
- warning
- error
- informational messages.
Further Reading:
- Micro-interactions: why, when and how to use them to improve the user experience - Vamsi Batchu
- Ask a UX expert: How Micro-Interactions Can Enhance the User Experience - Oliver Lindberg
- Microinteractions - by Dan Saffer
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it would be futile if
the system never responded.
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Feedback is a critical
component of interaction design
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as it informs the user of the system
status and tells them what to expect.
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The most common types of feedback
that may come to mind are success,
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warning, error, and
informational messages.
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These are messages that often
show as a result of an action
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such as filling out a form.
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After submitting a form, typically,
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