April 22, 2024

Improving Confirmation Modals in Phoenix LiveView

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Improving Confirmation Modals in Phoenix LiveView

Source: dev.to

Phoenix Framework Phoenix LiveView

The article discusses the typical user experience of confirmation modals in Phoenix LiveView, which uses window.confirm, and suggests it is not suitable for production due to suboptimal user experience. Mykolas Mankevicius, the author, provides a tutorial on customizing data-confirm modals to improve this experience. This includes creating a custom dialog element, intercepting the default behavior, and implementing enhanced UX features such as customizable button texts, messages, translations, and animations.

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