Questions tagged [toast]
A toast is a small message popping up from the bottom of the screen, like a bread toaster, which usually automatically disappears.
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Where is the Best Place to Position Toast Notifications on a Web Page? [duplicate]
Selecting the optimal placement for toast notifications on a web page is crucial for enhancing user experience. Should they appear at the top, bottom, left, or right of the screen? How do factors like ...
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Should I issue a toast when something is copied to clipboard?
I'm working on a web-app with a button that copies some text to the users clipboard when clicked. I currently don't throw up a toast since I feel it would be excess noise (it's quite a simple copy ...
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Should I use error toast to show error codes?
I'm trying to understand if it's a good practice to use error toast to show the error code/number (like error -XXX) besides the error message. Something like this: There was a problem fetching the ...
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Toast Notification Placement
I'm working on a platform that should display Success and Error notifications when the user performs certain actions. Initially we thought about placing the notifications in the top right corner, but ...
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What's the difference between flag messages and toast messages?
What's the difference between flag messages and toast messages? Are they the same thing?
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Top Notification versus Central Notification
When talking about Notification Design I have seen Notifications placed on the top of the screen, on proximity of where the UI element and action is happening and finally, central, on the screen. What ...
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What feedback to give to users about why drag & drop does not work here?
I've been struggling to find good examples of this online, basically, the issue I'm trying to solve is that I want to provide feedback to users on why they're unable to rearrange the order of their ...
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When to show a toast message in Settings page
In a Settings page, what would be an acceptable practice when it comes to showing toast messages to the user to notify about changes applied? On exiting after change of settings in a particular ...
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When should a toast arise in web app? [closed]
When should a toast arise in web app (need psychological suggestion)? Why Add to favorite action has no toast, while Archive or Delete actions have ones? Toasts or snackbars are used for low-priority ...
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Toasts on big screens - how to improve noticeability
Our webapp uses toast notifications to inform the user about the results of their action. They are displayed in the bottom right corner. The problem is that I use a big screen - 32 inch - and the ...
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Stack or use multiple notification toasts
I’ve seen it many times before where you’re on a website and you get a notification which comes in the form of a toast, if you perform the same action another toast will appear and it will push the ...
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What's the best way to show a user that a field is tappable?
I have an Android application that displays information row by row. Like below Field &...
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What's the appropriate toast after successful CRUD operation?
Assume we have a website or mobile app, that has e.g. a list of messages. User can add/delete/edit a message. After making an operation user receives a toast that operation has succeeded. What's the ...
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Success Toast VS Modal
Success Toast or Modal? web desktop/tablet User is on detailed page and clicks review > review takes user to a page with outliers > user completes actions on page > user clicks CTA Reviewed > User is ...
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Show progress dialog or do task in background?
Example: User can write an article and when the user wants to submit it (send to server) how should the app handle that? Should it just show a progress dialog and while the dialog is shown restrict ...