New Drop Down Menus
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Jordi Kloosterboer said: A simple relearning can do a whole lot of good.
I like the new design where you have to actually click on the actual sub menu that you want to go to. 0 -
MaureenE said: For anyone who has arthritis in their fingers, and typically these would be older persons, it is more painful to click rather than hover. Whoever designed more clicking must be without hand problems and probably younger.
Bring back more hover and less clicking!0 -
Gordon Collett said: It's so difficult to balance needs. For people with a tremor hovering can be very hard.
If you know someone for whom it is painful to click, you might want to get them a touch sensitive track pad which responds to the lightest of touches and have him or her dispense with a mouse all together.0 -
Adrian Bruce said: I'm in two minds about the loss of hover.
On the one hand I can easily slide through menu options on a hover to find the one that I want.
However, I find with a hover menu system that it is seriously easy to click the wrong option in a hover menu system because I simply cannot guarantee to move a cursor across a screen in a straight and horizontal line - it's all too easy to move just that bit above or below and bring up the adjacent (wrong) option. Whereas clicking is positive and once it's done, it's done.
So for me, hovering is faster to browse but clicking is easier - and often faster - to actually use.0