Title:
UI Button Placement Issue: Keep/Confirm buttons replaced by Reject/Stop buttons in same position causes accidental double-clicks
Post Content:
Problem:
After pressing “Keep” or “Confirm” buttons, the UI replaces them with “Reject” or “Stop” buttons in the exact same position. This is problematic because:
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Accidental Double-clicks: Users might accidentally double-click the original button, immediately triggering the reject/stop action
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Poor UX: Users expect buttons to remain in fixed positions, not change location dynamically
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Confusion: The sudden button replacement can be confusing and lead to unintended actions
Current Behavior:
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[Keep] → [Reject] (same position)
[Confirm] → [Stop] (same position)
Expected Behavior:
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[Keep] [Reject] (fixed positions)
[Confirm] [Stop] (fixed positions)
Request:
Please implement fixed button positions where:
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Action buttons (Keep/Confirm) and their corresponding cancel buttons (Reject/Stop) are displayed in separate, consistent locations
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Buttons don’t change position after user interaction
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Users can clearly distinguish between different actions without risk of accidental clicks
Impact:
This issue affects user experience and can lead to data loss or unintended actions when users accidentally trigger reject/stop operations due to the dynamic button placement.
Priority: Medium-High (affects core user interaction flow)
Additional Context:
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This appears to be a UI/UX design issue rather than a technical bug
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The solution should maintain visual consistency while improving user safety
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Consider adding visual feedback or confirmation dialogs for destructive actions
Would appreciate any guidance on the best approach to implement fixed button positioning in the UI framework being used.