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Good question!
Let's take a look at the Gmail desktop site:
Multi-selection is always available, simply click on one of the checkboxes at the start of an email item in the list.
Selecting "all" will only select the items displayed on the current page.
If you move to a different page, you can select one or more items on that page without affecting the ...
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I've found a couple I think improve the existing chart:
Include a color border on the right to make the distinction between groups easier
Make the border narrower as the category's depth decreases
Use the color when hovering categories to enforce the connection
Bold the totals and place them in the corner of each category's cell
Here's a mockup jsfiddle
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I suggest just pulling all of the functionality into the popover and using actual buttons to add or subtract points. You can use a single click/tap on the node to open the popover and a single click/tap to close it (you can also add an 'X' or clickout to close).
Using buttons to manage the points provides you with the exact same functionality between mobile ...
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I would use a "shift key" approach. For example: down in the lower left corner of the screen, have a Red X. A default tap on a Node assigns a point. If you hold the X, a tap on a node removes a point. An alternate is a "sticky shift" button, which is the same concept but doable with one finger. Tap the X, then a node, to remove a point; otherwise tapping a ...
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I agree that forcing the same interaction pattern on mobile and desktop will be sub-optimal for one or the other, if not both.
How many points are there at maximum in a node? If there are no more than 3 points, it would be possible to cycle through all values by simple click: 1, 2, 3, 0, 1, 2, etc.
You could keep this pattern on desktop and still keep the ...
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I recently looked for the same, and this is what I got:
https://www.openideo.com/
&
https://opensourcedesign.net/
Hope it helps!
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I'd like to introduce you to the Indieweb.
This is a community of people creating open source tools that enable people to maintain their own identity on the web without being dependend on social media. It's as simple as having a private website but without loosing the social aspect of the networks.
It is build upon a lot of principles, the most important ...
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Due to the limited control possibilities on the mobile device, it will always be the case that there will be an unnecessary extra step for the desktop user if the behaviour absolutely must be the same.
I'd suggest you to give up on this limitation.
On mobile, something called "force touch" typically work as the right click alternative.
You can do the ...
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You will not find this ability within any prototyping tool. It is a somewhat difficult feature as it needs to start by default to listen and identify a trigger catchphrase.
A workaround would be to have the design illustrate that it is waiting for a verbal command and while presenting you can click on a white area to activate the feature and you can ...
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General sound - no it won't work - will react to any sound wave (conversation, impact etc.)
For example:
You talking with co-workers - and interface activate (when it shouldn't).
The specific voice command seem better solution - like "Hey Siri".
It's possible to work on specific wave of voice (of the person) or sound.
(the interface can only react to the ...
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