http://www.outsightinteractive.com/blog/tags/forms Comments for "Forms" en http://www.outsightinteractive.com/blog/finally_the_official_word_on_ok_cancel_or_cancel_ok#comment-1762 <p>Great observations, Jon. </p> <p>Luke W shows those kinds of treatment options for primary and secondary actions at the bottom of the following: <a href="http://www.lukew.com/resources/articles/web_forms.html">Web Application Form Design</a></p> Thu, 17 Jul 2008 21:32:55 -0400 Denise comment 1762 at http://www.outsightinteractive.com http://www.outsightinteractive.com/blog/finally_the_official_word_on_ok_cancel_or_cancel_ok#comment-1761 <p>One thing I'd be aware of is how the order of these buttons translates to users that have to tab through your interface. One would think that you would want the action item to be the first item chosen as it would more than likely be their preferred choice.</p> <p>One other question that comes to mind is: Should these both be portrayed visually as buttons? Or should the primary action be a button and the secondary action be a link... so [OK] and then cancel ?</p> <p>Just a couple more interesting things to think about in these somewhat never-ending debates.</p> Thu, 17 Jul 2008 14:59:35 -0400 Jon Reil comment 1761 at http://www.outsightinteractive.com