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Mouse Hovering over a particular tweet on the feed will show these links - / Reply , Retweet , Fav , More / - These links are prominent enough and clean. I dont understand the reason for (re)confirming the retweet action, by a Retweet dialog. In case of Touch devices, On click takes us to a screen with that tweet and action elements. Is this a good experience for the user ?? What is the UX Strategy behind this ?? |
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It's simply a "dangerous" action; accidentally retweeting things could potentially send unintended messages to hundreds or thousands of recipients, even if the action is reversible. Additionally retweeting can often be seen as endorsing the opinion/statement in the retweeted tweet. Note that the "favorite" button doesn't require a confirmation; favorites aren't broadcast nearly as publicly (pretty much only you and the author of the favorited tweet is likely to see it), so it's okay to leave it as a single-press, reversible action. |
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Sometimes at using Facebook in my smartphone, when I scroll the screen accidentally click "Like" of photos or messages that I don't wanna... Maybe Twitter is in the correct. |
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