Itqualityassurance
- When not to use a modal?
- When should you use modal UX?
- Are modal windows good?
- What makes a good modal?
When not to use a modal?
5. Do not use modal dialogs for nonessential information that is not related to the current user flow. As discussed above, modal dialogs have numerous disadvantages and costs to users. In order for these costs to be justified, their relevance to the task and importance should be high.
When should you use modal UX?
A UX modal window is a type of dialog box that pops up when you click or tap something on your current screen. They're also known as “popup windows”, “modal windows” or “modal popups”. UX modals are often used to notify and inform users or ask them certain questions about their preferences.
Are modal windows good?
Modals are a popular for a good reason: They provide fast, focused, contextual interaction. When it is used, page loading is not necessary when they really need to move the flow forward. Many designers criticize modal windows for all the wrong reasons.
What makes a good modal?
Having a clear and descriptive message will explain the window's usage. Users should be able to read the text and understand the message you're trying to tell them and possible actions. Try to match the primary button text with the modal window title because it makes it easier for users to understand the context.
