常用按钮的标准放置顺序
我知道在 Microsoft Windows 中,“确定”/“取消”按钮通常按各自的顺序出现。另一方面,在 Linux 发行版中,我经常看到取消/确定。
(是/否)、(是/否/取消)、(添加/编辑/删除)和其他常见按钮怎么样?
这些有没有标准的放置顺序?
I know that in Microsoft Windows, OK/Cancel buttons normally appear in this respective order. On the other hand, in Linux distros, I often saw Cancel/OK instead.
What about (Yes/No), (Yes/No/Cancel), (Add/Edit/Remove) and other common buttons?
Is there any standard placement order for these?
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来自 Microsoft Windows 用户体验交互指南:
来自 苹果人机界面指南:
来自 Java 外观设计指南:
上述一些内容相互冲突。您可能还会发现这些建议与供应商自己的应用程序相冲突。但是,我会遵循您选择的操作系统的指南并坚持使用。至少这样,您自己的输出以及平台上的绝大多数其他应用程序都具有一致性。
From the Microsoft Windows User Experience Interaction Guidelines:
From the Apple Human Interface Guidelines:
From the Java Look and Feel Design Guidelines:
Some of the above conflict with one another. You may also find that the advice conflicts with the vendors own applications. However, I would follow the guidelines for your operating system of choice and stick with them. At least that way you have consistancy within your own output and hopefully the vast majority of other apps on your platform.
微软推荐一种,苹果推荐另一种。
这里的调查显示 50/50 的比例:
http://measuringuserexperience.com/SubmitCancel/index.htm
此页面还包含官方 UI 的链接指南,它回答了您对某些操作系统的问题。
Microsoft recommends one, Apple another.
Survey here shows 50/50 split:
http://measuringuserexperience.com/SubmitCancel/index.htm
This page has also links to official UI guidelines, which answer your question for some OSes.