Heuristics Number 5 of Nielsen: Previna Erros
Heuristics Number 6 by Nielsen: Recognition instead of memorization
Law 5: Basically you are deceiving the user and inducing him to error... If you want the card
all be clicked do not put a outline
on the button, since delimiting the area of the button seems that it is exclusively a clickable element. Then in case the user click on card
"unintentionally" and be directed to another place he will get frustrated and confused (especially if he doesn’t have an easy way to get back).
Law 6: Elements that look something must act like the something, so if something looks like a botão
user expects it to work as botão
, if a texto é sublinhado
the user expects it to be a link
. Most likely the user will not expect the card
be a link
, mainly having a button inside it.
You are sinning on two fundamental errors of Nielsen’s Heuristics, and I will not delve into the concepts, but I suggest you read the source link
Source: https://www.nngroup.com/articles/ten-usability-heuristics/
An alternative is to remove the outline
of botão
, so at least vc does not fool the user by "delimiting an active area" that is not real.
OBS: Despite this, if you have a button do not have to let the card
all as an active area... You yourself cited a problem, imagine that the user wants to give a ctrl+c
of something inside the card
, he can accidently click to another page... Previna erros!
When you create a link object, it is assigned to all objects within it in the first instance. If you can edit this thistle put the text to be clicked, or I do the button outside the card and put it over the card with css.
– Glenys Mitchell
But the card click goes to a different location than the details button ?
– Isac