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Innovative Web Form Buttons From Disqus

November 24th, 2009 JayMeydad Leave a comment Go to comments

I logged into the Disqus console today to change some settings and noticed a new feature. The settings pages do not have a visible “Save” and “Cancel” buttons.  Instead, only if you change a value/option on the page the buttons float and appear from the bottom of the visible area. This is a big usability improvement as it eliminates the need to scroll all the way to the bottom of the page and hit save. I think this is very innovative and very cool. I have not seen this feature on other website but I am sure it will happen soon.

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  • I have been using Disqus for several months now and it's an excellent system it is too easy and Disqus is measures to prevent spammers I think it's amazing system
  • Delete.
  • I think DISQUS is a great comment plug-in because your comments can be shared on Twitter & Facebook and other comments with the help of DISQUS...
  • Cool thanks for sharing!
  • Hey Jay Thanks for the feedback! It's always great to hear when we get it right! =)
  • Edo - welcome to my blog's community!

    All - great feedback and insight from one of Israel's web pioneers. Follow his tweets and activities.
  • edoamin
    A very nice design indeed! Though in ideal world, I doubt we will have save buttons at all. 80% of the time it's clear that the user intended to modify the data. In fact, at first encounter with a PC, most people assume it saves everything (that's why they are reluctant to touch it). A system can minimize the use of a "save" dialog to 1% if: 1) it has a robust undo; 2) It has an elegant indication of when it actually saved data. Google Docs is one example. That said, we live in the real world, and it's a very nice design.
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