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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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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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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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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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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? Are they the same thing?
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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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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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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 (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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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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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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I have an Android application that displays information row by row. Like below Field                   &...
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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 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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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 ...
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