Because it let you click faster: the moment your eye see the feedback you can click instinctively.
We don't always interact with UI by reasoning, often we know the right button is there and we want to just click as fast as possible and move to the next thing.
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Because it let you click faster: the moment your eye see the feedback you can click instinctively.
We don't always interact with UI by reasoning, often we know the right button is there and we want to just click as fast as possible and move to the next thing.