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Taste Test
Working on this little Boba guy as button!
Which one would feels better if you press on one to take action !
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Responsive fast for a button, people read snappy feedback as the app actually registering their tap. Save the slower easing for something ambient, not for confirming an action.
good point
The one with more depth feels much more satisfying and clickable.
would it feel too slow ?
I don’t think so if it’s just for the button interaction. A slightly slower, smoother motion can make it feel more premium and intentional.
If we're talking as a button, responsive fast wins for sure.
yeh it would be related to action
I love the smoother slower, it's so fun! 🙌
slow 'n steady wins the race if it's my call!
responsive fast
50 50 split so far with voting ! This is why I posted because I also could not decide
The anxious me would keep pressing the fast one - Love it 😂
haha may be with "bup bup" sound !
😂 , okay now I can hear it while seeing the animation. Thanks
*2000 years later*: still pressing
This is Amazing
It's a very good job
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