Web Design Naming Proposal

Question

I created a notification bar at the top of my web page. When the user performs an insert, edit, delete. My Messages

Successfully inserted // insert or create
Successfully updated // update or edit
Successfully deleted // delete

This is normal. Or any other suggestion from the user's point of view

Answer 1

I suggest giving a meaningful message instead of just saying “Successfully updated”

eg.

• Your work address has been saved successfully.
• User "MuraliVijay CSK" was successfully saved / created

In some cases (if your application is accidental) you may also be humorous

eg. In a bugzilla search, the application says “Zaro boogs found” if there were no errors matching your search criteria

Answer 2

I would use "created" instead of the inserted one. The insert is too technical for some users.

Answer 3

Perhaps you could be more friendly?

  Created new customer "bill" Updated phone record for "bill" Removed customer "bill" 

Two ideas here: 1). Use terms related to the domain the user belongs to. 2). Give enough context so that if the user leaves his desk for a while and returns, what they have done is displayed. "Paste OK" leaves the question "Hmm, I wonder what I pasted."

Answer 4

• The Create or Paste or Add action is associated with a new post so you can say: "The new XXX post was successfully created or inserted or added."
• The "Edit or Modify or Update" action associated with an existing post so you can say: "An existing XXX post has been successfully edited or modified or updated."
• The "Delete or Delete" action associated with an existing entry so you can say: "An existing XXX entry has been successfully deleted or deleted."

{Add, Modify, Delete}, {Create, Modify, Delete}, etc., but it is better to select one set and use it sequentially.

Answer 5

Also, the “updated” option may be “updated”.

Answer 6

In addition to using “created” instead of “pasted,” simply tell the user what has been changed (for example, “Your address has been successfully updated”)

Answer 7

We all have to agree when introducing the webpage to the public, we better remove all technical terms and use easy-to-understand words that the first Internet user should understand,

instead of using successfully inserted, updated or deleted, I will use keywords such as

The request completed successfully. for all types of requests.

Answer 8

I would also add the id / key field to the message if you want to easily identify the added / updated / deleted field by its key value.