Switches

11 Responses

1. Pro Julia Khusainova

   I've been asked to share the switches in closer view. Here you go! :)

   10 months ago

2. Pro Daryl Ginn

   Great switches.

   Would it not make sense to slide right to activate? I'm pretty tired, so forgive me if i'm wrong.

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   10 months ago

3. Pro Julia Khusainova

   Thanks @Daryl, love your comments - they are always right on the point.

   That's funny how we often think along the same lines. I did them initially to be on the right in active state but the client asked me to reverse. I don't know why but to me (intuitively) it makes more sense to have them on the right too so I agree with you 100%.

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   10 months ago

4. Pro Daryl Ginn

   @Julia Khusainova Another classic case of when the client puts his wants before his users needs. Sigh. Looks fab anyway, well done. ;)

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   10 months ago

5. Pro Julia Khusainova

   @Daryl so right you are!

   10 months ago

6. Pro Kurt Emch

   It helps if I show them a couple real world examples in those cases – maybe they just don't know. Or they're a UI Contrarian.

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   10 months ago

7. Pro Philip Clark

   I think the low saturation of the red "off" state works well, but maybe have the green a bit more vibrant to better indicate the "on" state?

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   10 months ago

8. Pro Tanveer Junayed 

   Great details Julia.

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   10 months ago

9. Pro Avinash Tripathi

   clients clients... ur great design saved the day on this interaction mess

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   9 months ago

10. Pro Julia Khusainova

    @Philip Clark I guess these colors should be balanced.

    @Tanveer Junayed  thank you, my friend :) Haven't seen you for a while!

    @Avinash Tripathi thanks! Glad to know that I was able to :)

    9 months ago

11. Pro Ricardo Salazar

    Nice work @Julia Khusainova

    And totally agree on the comments about the switch/client.

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    9 months ago