Re: Responsive design and "loss of functionality"

The original UI was a select drop-down with only selection functionality.

I'm well aware that a grid pattern with checkboxes would be preferable, but
due to various reasons, including the client's requirements we are stuck
with the drop-down for now.

I'm still interested in opinions regarding the functionality/processes
question and whether any criteria and broken.

On Saturday, June 8, 2024, David Woolley <forums@david-woolley.me.uk> wrote:
> On 08/06/2024 19:35, Michael Livesey wrote:
>>
>> I can't share the actual UX, but perhaps this visualisation might help -
in
>> non-accessible mode, the user can click any "X" icon (a button) and
delete
>> one or more list items.
>>
>
> The standard user interface paradigm for this would be check boxes.
pre-populated as ticked.  You'd delete by clicking on  each box, and there
would be a commit  button, for when you were done.  I'm not sure why you
need to deviate from user expectations.
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