Which error

Which error message placement do you choose? Toast notification, Modal, or the bottom and then it in a couple of seconds. This is Part 7 of my series Building for GOOD UX. So let's break it down. Toast. A toast is a message that pops up at the top or the bottom and then it in a couple of seconds. Don't use toast for an. Think if and they miss this, are they going to be. It's perfect for "couldn't connect", "retrying". Modal takes over the center of the screen and blocks until the user responds. Use this only when the user can't continue the issue. For example, a payment fails, so modal pops up saying your payment did not process and it gives which is a button to press to update your payment. Access Denied, you don't have access to this project. Request access like "you don't to this project" with a button to request access. If you're going to block the user, you have to give them a way forward. In-line errors show up right next to the thing that went wrong. As a general rule, the closer your error is to your issue, the better. Create your account, pick a username to get started. Username, @alex, Continue. That username is already taken. Show up right that needs correction. Right next to a button that they just. The user click save and it fails, it should say "try again" right next to it. The user's eyes are already there. In the next video, we're going to talk about empty states when there's no data. So follow for more. Follow.