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See #92, point 7, When writing a function type expression (e.g. writing Bool -> Bool to indicate the type of function "not"), students try to click on types from the left-hand side list instead of the action panel. And because the "inspect type" page covers everything, it broke some students' mental flow (Let's discuss it in #103 )
After discussing with @dhess and Julia, I think the below design will prevent the students from thinking they can "use" them like using the action buttons:
The students will also be able to collapse both lists by selecting the chevron.
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See #92, point 7, When writing a function type expression (e.g. writing
Bool -> Bool
to indicate the type of function "not"), students try to click on types from the left-hand side list instead of the action panel. And because the "inspect type" page covers everything, it broke some students' mental flow (Let's discuss it in #103 )After discussing with @dhess and Julia, I think the below design will prevent the students from thinking they can "use" them like using the action buttons:
![Screenshot 2021-10-22 at 2 16 54 pm](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/76442964/138460059-5b850041-f42d-47ee-abc5-ac974e86e8e7.png)
The students will also be able to collapse both lists by selecting the chevron.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: