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Do a mouse-over on these and see what you think
When I mouse-over the apple symbol, it says "download Android app" and when I mouse-over the android symbol it says "download the ios app".Greg Bernhardt said:What do you experience? Works as expected for me.
FireFox 40.0.2Greg Bernhardt said:It's correct for me. What browser and version?
Sorry. I didn't notice that they occurred more than one place. I don't use them but have had occasion recently to be thinking about an Android phone so moused over it on a whim when I happened to notice it and had a WTF momentGreg Bernhardt said:ok, it would have helped if you said it was for the bottom bar
Fixing it now
A mouse-over error, also known as a hover error, is a type of user interface error that occurs when a user hovers their mouse over a clickable element, but the element does not respond as expected.
Mouse-over errors can negatively impact user experience by causing frustration, confusion, and a sense of unresponsiveness in the interface. This can lead to a decrease in user satisfaction and potentially result in less engagement with the website or application.
Some common causes of mouse-over errors include incorrect coding, inconsistent or confusing design, and browser compatibility issues. These errors can also occur due to user error, such as hovering over the wrong element or moving the mouse too quickly.
To prevent mouse-over errors, it is important to thoroughly test the user interface and ensure that all clickable elements respond as expected when hovered over. Consistent and clear design, as well as proper coding practices, can also help in preventing these errors. Additionally, providing feedback to the user, such as visual cues, can help reduce the occurrence of mouse-over errors.
If a user encounters a mouse-over error, they should try hovering over the element again to see if the error persists. If it does, they can try refreshing the page or clearing their browser's cache. If the error continues, the user should report it to the website or application's developer so that it can be addressed and resolved.