Content in a panel must be either less than 60 words or more than 95 words. Content between 60 and 95 words creates a bad user experience.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Content in a panel must be either less than 60 words or more than 95 words.
Content between 60 and 95 words creates a bad user experience.
A panel is a box that holds text on a screen. The text in a panel should be very short or quite long. If the text is between 60 and 95 words, it causes a problem. This problem affects how a scroll arrow works on the screen. The scroll arrow helps a user know if there is more text to read.
A developer creates a panel with 80 words. On a phone screen, the text almost fits. A small scroll-down arrow appears. The user scrolls a tiny bit. Then, a scroll-up arrow immediately appears. This makes the user feel confused because the arrow changes too quickly.
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