#mouse hover

[thirteenthblackbird]

Mouse moves

I know this makes me sound like a crochety granny, but don’t click through just because I’m hovering. If I’m not moving the mouse, it’s because I’m looking at something. Don’t click through to something else! 

[user-interface-ui]

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[scriptsthemes]

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[freyayuki]

Problems With Wix Website Builder – Hover Effect Feature

Wix is a website builder that allows you to create sites or blogs without having to code or program anything. The hover effect feature is what happens every time you hover or direct your mouse on a link or button. 

The colors and fonts (and other such features) of the link/button will change (for example, try hovering your mouse on the links on this blog). What’s wrong with the hover effect feature on Wix? What’s there to like and dislike about it?

Wix hover effect feature

Unfortunately, Wix does not have a hover effect feature. While you can add links to paragraph widgets/elements, these links will not have a hover effect. What do you think is up with that? How come you can’t add a hover effect feature on these links?

Buttons on Wix

The buttons on Wix can have a variety of different styles. They can look like real buttons or they can be simple text links. The special thing about these buttons though is how they actually have a hover effect feature. If you hover your mouse on a link made using the Wix button, the link will change color.

Can you use Wix buttons as text links?

So, if you want to add a hover effect to your text links, can you just try to use the Wix buttons feature and set it to be displayed as a simple text link? This is possible and doable. But what's the catch?

If you're trying to add a contextual link, you will have to insert the Wix button in-between 2 paragraph capsules. Trying to make sure that all 3 capsules are in the same line and are the same height will be difficult, to say the least. 

It’s such a hassle too, isn’t it? It’d be so much better if the hover effect feature was available for all Wix links and not just for the buttons capsules. What do you think? What are your thoughts regarding this matter?

Note: the info mentioned in this post was true at the time it was written but the info is subject to change without notice.

Disclaimer: this is IMHO, no offense meant to anyone, your mileage, thoughts, opinions, etc may vary depending on your preferences, etc.

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[karankurani]

The right way to use Mouse Hover - Google Plus

I have been using google+ for sometime now. And their interface is best described elegant. They have all the hallmarks of interface tricks used mostly by Apple. All the little things, like circles rolling out when I delete them. It gives me a feeling of... the only word I can describe is joy, when I am using it. 

They have used the mouse hover event very very very nicely. They have managed to get the extremely fine balance of using mouse hover so that it is not irritating but useful.

Like when I am managing circles, if I hover on a person, their corresponding circles are highlighted. Gives me information instantly whether I have added them and in which circles they are included. Nothing more. The next one is when I hover over a person's name, a small box fades in which shows me, again the circle information about that person. If I hover over the circles box I can add them or remove them the circles they are in with - finally - a single click. All of this can be done with no more than a single click. 

Mouse Clicks are expensive, much more expensive than hovering over something. This leads me to a rule of thumb. I don't know whether it is already a design principle or not, but here is what I think. Hover should be used for reviewing something, while clicks should lead to an action. And its good if the action happens without leading you to a new page. It makes a web page more of an app rather than a page. In Google Plus, every time you hover, you get some information about the entity. But when you want to do something with the info, i.e. do some deliberate action, you click. Deciding what event should come on hover and what on click is determined by whether it shows info or is it some action to be done by the user.