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Yet Another Mobile Context Menu With No Indication it Can Scroll

Jennifer Aniston

Mar 21, 2025 am 09:31 AM

Yet Another Mobile Context Menu With No Indication it Can Scroll

Recall Tyler Hall's anecdote about a frustrating iOS UX experience: a popup sharing menu lacking any visual cue indicating scrollability. His mother's intended action appeared impossible due to hidden content. This isn't an isolated iOS issue; Terence Eden highlights a similar Android problem with Google Chrome:

Attempting to share a website via Google Chrome on Android revealed a bottom-panel share menu. The desired share option was missing. The lack of any scroll indicator (scrollbar, handle, "more" icon, etc.) made interaction unclear, especially in the early morning.

Even subtle design choices, such as "scroll shadows," could significantly improve usability. However, thorough user testing is crucial to validate this.

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