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positioning of visual elements relative to each other.
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OK/Cancel on left/right?
For users whose language is read left to right, I would suggest putting the OK button to the left, since those users would ascribe greater importance to the first thing they see.
This would allow thi …
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Is there a recommended location for a submit button in relation to a cancel on the web?
Most users read a page from left to right, so I would imagine that putting the Save/Submit button on the left. What's more important though, is to make the action button more obvious than the cancel b …
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