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Buttons here, buttons there, buttons everywhere. Buttons are one of the most important elements on a website or any digital product. They help us navigate and perform actions, they frustrate us when they don’t work, and they amaze us when it’s time to buy the gift we’ve always wanted to give to ourselves (or our wives, but mostly to ourselves). They come in all colors and in all sizes. Some even come in weird shapes, but who are we to discriminate? Out of the gazillion different buttons, I’m pretty sure I’m displaying the ugly ones in Figure 11-1, but you get the idea. All shapes and sizes, even though all shapes and sizes are not really needed.
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You might want to have a look at this, dear reader: https://doi.org/10.1080/01449290500330448
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I’m using terminology we’ve all heard at some point in our professional journeys: “Can you make it pop?” (If you can relate to this, raise your hand.) The other one is the famous “wow factor,” which everybody mentions, but no one can explain what it is.
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You will never know if I’m joking or not.
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If it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck, and walks like a duck…
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As always, when it comes to things design, some user feedback will help eliminate any confusion.
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That’s Nicolas Cage for the unworthy among you.
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Don’t disable buttons.
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Georgakas, D. (2023). Click Me Like You Mean It. In: A11Y Unraveled. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-9085-9_11
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