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Actions as icons on card

Actions as icons on card

I’m looking for a way to properly display actions on my application’s card without cluttering the interface too much, while still correctly emphasizing them.
My application allows teachers of a school to create quizzes and share them with …

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Material Design Best Practice: Should a dialog "Accept" button only get enabled upon changes to a mutable inner state

Material Design Best Practice: Should a dialog "Accept" button only get enabled upon changes to a mutable inner state

As far as UX goes, particularly when working within the material design specifications for a Windows app, if an accept/cancel dialog is presented to the user that is intended to mutate some "model" or save some data, should the b…

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How to avoid the use of nested cards

How to avoid the use of nested cards

I am developing a school web app and trying to follow material design guidelines.
There’s a functionality that allows teacher to create homework and in-class test models, wherein they can input a list of tags and each student who participa…

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How to avoid the use of nested cards

How to avoid the use of nested cards

I am developing a school web app and trying to follow material design guidelines.
There’s a functionality that allows teacher to create homework and in-class test models, wherein they can input a list of tags and each student who participa…

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How to avoid the use of nested cards

How to avoid the use of nested cards

I am developing a school web app and trying to follow material design guidelines.
There’s a functionality that allows teacher to create homework and in-class test models, wherein they can input a list of tags and each student who participa…

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How to avoid the use of nested cards

How to avoid the use of nested cards

I am developing a school web app and trying to follow material design guidelines.
There’s a functionality that allows teacher to create homework and in-class test models, wherein they can input a list of tags and each student who participa…

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How to avoid the use of nested cards

How to avoid the use of nested cards

I am developing a school web app and trying to follow material design guidelines.
There’s a functionality that allows teacher to create homework and in-class test models, wherein they can input a list of tags and each student who participa…

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Signify that some input controls map to private information

Signify that some input controls map to private information

I’m developing an app meant to be used by a school; user personas are teachers and students.
Teachers can add exercises to the app database through an editor. Some of the fields of an exercise are meant to be public (i.e. shown to students…

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Navigation drawer, menu icon changed to Up arrow

Navigation drawer, menu icon changed to Up arrow

I have found a desktop app with a dismissible navigation drawer and secondary levels of hierarchy that require using an up arrow for navigation.
As you know he burger menu should be displayed on all of your top level destinations.
When the…

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How to show that a form has been dirtied (edited) using a Material design?

How to show that a form has been dirtied (edited) using a Material design?

I have a vertical list of expansion panels. Each panel has a form under it. I would like to know the best style for showing that the form has been dirtied (edited) on the expansion panel title. The goal is to allow the user to know at a gl…

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