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Community surveys: Do you like the position of the "Like" button on forum posts? (Page 3)

Topic created on 23rd Jan. 2024 | Page: 3 of 3 | Answers: 34 | Views: 2,897
Oldaka
Rookie

Do you like the position of the "Like" button on forum posts?

31st Jan. 2024, at 09:20 am CET#31
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@Matthias

As a web designer, I have a slightly different assumption/opinion:

The button is too bright and sometimes gets lost in the design!

I have 3 different screens here with different brightness/contrast and Kelvin degree settings. Sometimes the light gray of the Like icon is very hard to see. It doesn't really look like a button to me either. I would put the button in a green pill and make the thumb white. Also write "like" in the pill. In addition, the function from the UXP should also be listed where it says Quote and Report...

Just an old man's thoughts

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Frankey
Experienced

Do you like the position of the "Like" button on forum posts?

1st Feb. 2024, at 10:26 pm CET#32
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Nobody has liked this post so far
It can stay where it is. It would be great if there was also a "I don't like" and a "meh" button. Below the post the " watch/follow and notifications options would look good. Something like this is unfortunately missing in the GJ forum. In the overview you can follow live who is doing what and where or who is currently logged in etc. But there are no updates to your own forum posts or comments.

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Justin
Amateur

Do you like the position of the "Like" button on forum posts?

3rd Feb. 2024, at 01:56 am CET#33
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Nobody has liked this post so far
I don't even have a "Like" button.
If you mean "Likes", it's far too inconspicuous.
The result is in the right place, the "button" should be under quote and report. I'm far too lazy to scroll back up in a post to click a barely visible button.

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Bella2512
Rookie

Do you like the position of the "Like" button on forum posts?

15th Mar. 2024, at 03:38 am CET#34
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Nobody has liked this post so far
Yes, the "Like" button is well placed at the top right of forum posts

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Julian
Elite

Do you like the position of the "Like" button on forum posts?

15th Mar. 2024, at 10:04 am CET#35
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As the survey has already ended and there seems to be little need to talk about it at the moment, I will close the thread.

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