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I first made the clickable text bold and rest all normal Then the one who tested said he can't make out the clickable text. I changed the color to blue, so now its much better but he even wanted me to underline it. Now it looks like a link on web apps. What is the UI usually used for clickable texts?
the blue, underlines text is clickable. |
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Conventions are your friend (one of the reasons I hate the phrase "think outside the box"... think outside the box when coming up with a product or idea, think inside while attempting to make something usable). Colored text is a convention for click on the web in general, so that works, but if you want it to continue looking like a mobile app and not a website, think about using a button or "pill" link with a call to action. Barring that, I'd also look at a slight redesign of your area. I don't know what it looks like with multiple listings, but i'd suggest sectioning out each item and making the entire area clickable with a ">" arrow to suggest clickability. A few options there. |
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If you're not in a browser or other environment that the user feels comfortable clicking links in, you must try even harder to delineate links or clickable elements. Blue with an underline is the standard styling for links and the user will immediate recognise them as such - remember "don't make me think!". |
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