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Best UI behavior for done actions in a list

by UXStackExchange on August 8, 2017 in uxstackexchange

I'm developing a task app that has a dashboard task list.

The user can change a task's status to done.

What is the best solution for the done state? Replicate a real to-do list behavior using the "Strikethrough text" or should I stay with the standard status label?

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Best UI behavior for done actions in a list

by UXStackExchange on August 8, 2017 in uxstackexchange

I'm developing a task app that has a dashboard task list.

The user can change a task's status to done.

What is the best solution for the done state? Replicate a real to-do list behavior using the "Strikethrough text" or should I stay with the standard status label?

Tks! enter image description here

Tags: UX Stack Exchange

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