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[Marie Huynh <>]

I'm glad you are letting go of the back/cancel buttons.

I assume you mean for the reset button pages to save the original contents and write that to the form on click?

Marie

On Jun 16, 2013 3:10 PM, "Benn Oshrin" <> wrote:

Here's my proposal for dealing with CO-70 & CO-374...

 (1) No "Back" buttons, ever. If you want to go back, use your browser's
     conveniently located Back button. Let's toss all Back buttons.

 (2) All "Cancel" buttons become "Reset" buttons (as in the classic form
     functionality of undoing what you started to do). The current page
     location does not change, so we don't need to worry about flows.
     (Obviously this doesn't apply to jquery popups.)

 (3) All "Reset" buttons are always located immediately next to the
     corresponding "Save" button. Not on the top of the page, not in the
     sidebar.

So basically, navigation is done via the browser or the drop down menus. (Redirect on Save continues to work pretty much the way it does now.)

Thoughts?

-Benn-