Another idea was to have it grabbable and let the mouse users just grab & drag. Cursor change could do that. Not sure most users would think to do so though. User test all the codepens! ;)
Yes, that works. I solved this in another way on a lower budget site. I went with multiple rows of cards and an expand link. This changes the entire row from a horizontal scroll to a simple list.
I just happened to swing back by your comment Jeremy, the toggling layout you have is a really snappy, simple solution to that challenge. Lets the user decide (with low "penalty") how they want to navigate the items. 👏
Or maybe just add some buttons to swap the cards and let this functionality be secondary. But I guess it would be best having in mind all the edge cases where this won't be usable.
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Another idea was to have it grabbable and let the mouse users just grab & drag. Cursor change could do that. Not sure most users would think to do so though. User test all the codepens! ;)
Yes, that works. I solved this in another way on a lower budget site. I went with multiple rows of cards and an expand link. This changes the entire row from a horizontal scroll to a simple list.
I just happened to swing back by your comment Jeremy, the toggling layout you have is a really snappy, simple solution to that challenge. Lets the user decide (with low "penalty") how they want to navigate the items. 👏
Or maybe just add some buttons to swap the cards and let this functionality be secondary. But I guess it would be best having in mind all the edge cases where this won't be usable.