IEN-BAL-004 Display balloons bellow their owner control. Recommended R1 Automatically adjusts balloon positions so that they are completely on screen. IEN-BAL-005 Display only one balloon at a time. Mandatory R1 IEN-BAL-006 Use text that briefly summarizes the input Mandatory R1 problem or special condition in clear, plain, concise, specific language. IEN-BAL-007 Use body text to state what the user can do to resolve Recommended R1 the problem or revert the state. Example In this example, a balloon indicates an input problem while still in the control. In the incorrect example, the balloon is awkwardly displayed above its owner control. In this example, two problems are incorrectly presented at the same time. Inline Validation Errors UI -ID Description Conformance Evidence / References IEN -INV-001 Use inline validation for delayed error detection, Mandatory R1 usually errors found by clicking a commit button. (Don't use inline validation for settings that are immediately committed.) IEN-INV-002 Inline validation can be multiple in-place errors at a Mandatory R1 time. Use warning icon and orange color text (RGB: R: 230 G: 100 B:0, Hex: E66400), placing them directly next to the problem whenever possible. IEN-INV-003 Don't clear incorrect input. Instead, leave it so that Mandatory R1 the user can see and correct the problem without starting over. IEN-INV-004 Use a warning icon in the existing GRR /GCD form Recommended -- and error list panel. Example
IEN-BAL-004 Display balloons bellow their owner control. Automatically adjusts balloon positions so that they are completely on screen. Recommended R1 IEN-BAL-005 Display only one balloon at a time. Mandatory R1 IEN-BAL-006 Use text that briefly summarizes the input problem or special condition in clear, plain, concise, specific language. Mandatory R1 IEN-BAL-007 Use body text to state what the user can do to resolve the problem or revert the state. Recommended R1 Example In this example, a balloon indicates an input problem while still in the control. In the incorrect example, the balloon is awkwardly displayed above its owner control. In this example, two problems are incorrectly presented at the same time. Inline Validation Errors UI -ID Description Conformance Evidence / References IEN -INV-001 Use inline validation for delayed error detection, usually errors found by clicking a commit button. (Don't use inline validation for settings that are immediately committed.) Mandatory R1 IEN-INV-002 Inline validation can be multiple in-place errors at a time. Use warning icon and orange color text (RGB: R: 230 G: 100 B:0, Hex: E66400), placing them directly next to the problem whenever possible. Mandatory R1 IEN-INV-003 Don't clear incorrect input. Instead, leave it so that the user can see and correct the problem without starting over. Mandatory R1 IEN-INV-004 Use a warning icon in the existing GRR /GCD form and error list panel. Recommended -- Example
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