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1. www.nngroup.com › articles › ok-cancel-or-cancel-okOK-Cancel or Cancel-OK? The Trouble With Buttons

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   Should the OK button come before or after the Cancel button? Following platform conventions is more important than optimizing an individual dialog box.

2. www.infragistics.com › ok-cancel-or-cancel-okOK-Cancel or Cancel-OK? | Infragistics Blog

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   Jun 4, 2014 · As with Previous/Next, OK is the option moving you forward towards the completion of your flow, while Cancel moves you back. Therefore, OK should be in the same location as Next - on the right. Less fixations. Users look at all options before choosing which action to take.

3. landing.pixcap.com › blog › ok-cancel-or-cancel-okOK-Cancel or Cancel-OK? Which One Is Better? - Pixcap

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   Cancel-OK. On the other hand, the Cancel-OK button layout follows a more logical sequence, where the secondary action (Cancel) comes before the primary action (OK). This can be beneficial in situations where canceling is a commonly used option.

4. stackoverflow.com › questions › 403687Switching OK-Cancel and Cancel-OK to enforce user interaction?

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   0. If you use Ok and Cancel as your interface you will always be allow the user to just skip your message or screen. If you then rearrange the Ok and Cancel you will just annoy your user. A solution to this, if your goal is to insure the users understanding, is: Question the user about the content.

5. medium.com › @wutronic › which-to-choose-cancel-okWhich to choose: CANCEL/OK, OK/CANCEL OR YES/NO?

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   Dec 28, 2017 · Now lets touch on the matter of Yes/No vs OK and Cancel, Windows User interface principals has a solid answer: Instead of Yes/No/Cancel buttons, use texts that clearly state the result of clicking...

6. news.ycombinator.com › itemOk-Cancel versus Cancel-Ok - Hacker News

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   Jun 9, 2018 · When a “Cancel OK” dialog appears, “OK” is the default choice (in blue) but Cancel is the highlighted one [1], presumably because it’s the first option. This is incredibly convenient because ↵ will activate “OK”, while pressing the space bar will activate “Cancel”.

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   What does the 'Cancel' button mean?

   • Clicking the 'Cancel' button means the user wants to go back to the original screen. While 'Ok' buttons were the standard convention with operating systems of the past, most applications today have adopted a more user-friendly approach to dialog boxes. Instead of giving […]

   Why the ‘Ok’ Button is No Longer Okay - UX Movement

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   How do I fix a 'cancel – OK' button?

   • In the case of Cancel – OK you look at Cancel first and OK second. Since OK is what you want, you don’t need to look anywhere else but can just click/tab the OK button. This creates a total of two fixations in one direction.

   OK-Cancel or Cancel-OK? | Infragistics Blog

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   Why is the Order of OK and Cancel buttons important?

   • While the order of OK and Cancel buttons may seem like a matter of personal preference, it's crucial to standardize the sequence across an entire environment. Consistency helps users quickly recognize and interact with these buttons without hesitation, enhancing the overall user experience.

   OK-Cancel or Cancel-OK? Which One Is Better? - Pixcap

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   Should you use OK-Cancel or cancel-OK buttons in dialog boxes?

   • The debate between using OK-Cancel or Cancel-OK buttons in dialog boxes has been ongoing for quite some time. Some argue that OK-Cancel follows the natural reading order and is therefore easier for users to understand, while others believe that Cancel-OK offers a more logical and sequential flow. So which one is better?

   OK-Cancel or Cancel-OK? Which One Is Better? - Pixcap

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   What is the difference between cancel-OK and cancel-OK button layout?

   • On the other hand, the Cancel-OK button layout follows a more logical sequence, where the secondary action (Cancel) comes before the primary action (OK). This can be beneficial in situations where canceling is a commonly used option.

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   How many fixations does OK – Cancel have?

   • Most users won’t blindly engage with the left button without also looking at the right button. So in the case of OK – Cancel you look at OK, then look at Cancel and then if you want to engage with OK, you look back to OK. That’s a total of three fixations in two directions. In the case of Cancel – OK you look at Cancel first and OK second.

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8. uxmovement.com › buttons › why-the-ok-button-is-noWhy the ‘Ok’ Button is No Longer Okay - UX Movement

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   Feb 23, 2011 · Clicking the ‘Cancel’ button means the user wants to go back to the original screen. While ‘Ok’ buttons were the standard convention with operating systems of the past, most applications today have adopted a more user-friendly approach to dialog boxes.