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by Drew Wilson Pro Aug 24, 2011
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  1. Pro Drew-avatar Drew Wilson

    I need your thoughts:
    Do you think the "Deny" button is subdued enough as compared to the "Allow" button?

    Thanks!

    9 months ago

  2. Avatar2 Anthony Garand

    Yes. Mostly because it matches the background gray quite well.

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    9 months ago

  3. Pro Screen shot 2011-10-22 at 02 Mitch Bartlett

    I think everything's fine here, though I'd move both buttons a tiny bit closer together if it was my work.

    Looking great by the way, can't wait to see more!

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    9 months ago

  4. 100415_0005_small Ivan Vanderbyl

    My initial thought was that the deny button is disabled.

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    9 months ago

  5. Pro Twitteravatar Jake Thompson

    Really nice, simplicity is the key here. I agree with @Mitch, maybe a half-pixel to the right? ;)

    Once had a client ask me to do just that..

    9 months ago

  6. Rrr_copy CJ Melegrito

    It's very Drew Wilsony.

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    9 months ago

  7. Pro Drew-avatar Drew Wilson

    Thanks guys!
    Ya, i think the buttons being a little closer could look good :)

    9 months ago

  8. Pro Drew-avatar Drew Wilson

    @CJ.... that's cuz i made it ;)

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    9 months ago

  9. Pro Skitched-20110316-215130 Louis Harboe

    They look pretty equal to me :/

    9 months ago

  10. Pro Chucavatar_bigger Chuca

    Strongly agree, even I would switch the position to facilitate the prioritization.

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    9 months ago

  11. Pro Photo Corey Haggard

    I think both have the same the attention call, if that makes sense. In other words, I don't think either one over powers the other. Not sure if that is the intent here. Also as stated above, I think that the buttons could be moved closer together. Looks like they are at about 35 pixels apart, maybe 20 or even 25 pixels would be suffice. Overall, very clean, and I am sure that is the objective.

    9 months ago

  12. Wll_ps Will Flagello

    What about making the 'Allow' button blue or green, and the 'Deny' one red, Drew?

    9 months ago

  13. Avatar-close Kevin Thompson

    I'm with Ivan. Saw it as disabled initially.

    9 months ago

  14. Eightbit-2875e553-fd4c-413e-84fa-5405e0832174_reasonably_small Facundo Gonzalez

    Nice. Can't wait, how much time left till this goes live?

    9 months ago

  15. Tomo_veci Tomislav Glavaš

    I would shrink the deny button. Its confusing this way, as I need to think why its darker. And, Id put "Allow" in the middle, and "deny" further to the right.

    9 months ago

  16. 30248_1437109095715_1472619366_31169046_962921_n Sahand Nayebaziz

    I like the idea of the deny being smaller than the allow button, so that the allow button becomes a bit stronger already in that sense.

    I do think the allow button sits great, but I also saw the deny button as disabled.

    9 months ago

  17. Id Jan

    looks great. really like the style of those buttons.

    9 months ago

  18. Al_kanlica_small_normal Al Abut

    Not sure why you're going with two shades of gray (see the previous comments about it looking disabled) instead of the more standard combo of a loud accent color for the primary button (Accept) and gray or white for the secondary (Deny). Or even making the secondary action a link.

    See the Luke W article for visuals:

    http://www.lukew.com/resources/articles/PSactions.asp

    Hope that helps!

    9 months ago

  19. Pro Drew-avatar Drew Wilson

    @Al,
    I don't consider "Deny" to be a secondary link. In some cases it might be the option the user WANTS to click.

    9 months ago

  20. Al_kanlica_small_normal Al Abut

    I guess I inferred that from the fact that they're two different shades? Why not give them equal weight then?

    9 months ago

  21. Pro Avatar Anders Drage

    Is there particular reason for having the Allow button to the left and not to the right? Having the button to the right makes more sense to me..

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    9 months ago

  22. Pro Img_0637 (1) Guillaume Gaubert

    Yes. But as @andersdrage said, having the "Allow" button at the right makes more sense. Like the alert windows in Mac OS X.

    9 months ago

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