SUGGESTION: Display labels only under MouseEnter event

[luccascomvoce]

At smaller widths, Unigram looks awful when viewing profiles. Labels need more space than there really is. To solve this design issue, it might be better to display the button label only when the mouse is over the button (MouseEnter event).

[MarcAnt01]

@luccascomvoce this design works only for mouse/touchpad users. How about touch ones?
I think the best idea for this scenarios is not to allow the window to be stretched this much

[FrayxRulez]

@MarcAnt01 While I usually tend to put touch users a bit on the side given the small amount of them, it’s also true that this would quite destroy the UX for them.

[luccascomvoce]

@MarcAnt01 While I usually tend to put touch users a bit on the side given the small amount of them, it’s also true that this would quite destroy the UX for them.

Would removing the labels in low-space scenarios destroy the UX that much? Android doesn't have all the Unigram buttons, but it has the button to enter video chats and the button for more options and it doesn't display the label. Buttons are intuitive. And here with me, I have the impression that in Unigram the button to return to the chat is even redundant.

[MarcAnt01]

@MarcAnt01 While I usually tend to put touch users a bit on the side given the small amount of them, it’s also true that this would quite destroy the UX for them.

Would removing the labels in low-space scenarios destroy the UX that much? Android doesn't have all the Unigram buttons, but it has the button to enter video chats and the button for more options and it doesn't display the label. Buttons are intuitive. And here with me, I have the impression that in Unigram the button to return to the chat is even redundant.

Creating two rows seems more reasonable to me.

[luccascomvoce]

@MarcAnt01 While I usually tend to put touch users a bit on the side given the small amount of them, it’s also true that this would quite destroy the UX for them.

Would removing the labels in low-space scenarios destroy the UX that much? Android doesn't have all the Unigram buttons, but it has the button to enter video chats and the button for more options and it doesn't display the label. Buttons are intuitive. And here with me, I have the impression that in Unigram the button to return to the chat is even redundant.

Creating two rows seems more reasonable to me.

That should fix it too. It's not elegant, but it's 100% functional.