Who cares what performs better in user tests, right? User behavior is clearly imaginary, you should just do what Google tells you to in their design documentation, because it's 'consistent', regardless of whether it makes it harder to use your software or hurts your revenues so you can't pay salaries. Consistency is most important!
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Who cares what performs better in user tests, right? User behavior is clearly imaginary, you should just do what Google tells you to in their design documentation, because it's 'consistent', regardless of whether it makes it harder to use your software or hurts your revenues so you can't pay salaries. Consistency is most important!