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Learn how to use tooltips effectively to improve user interaction and understanding in your interface
A tooltip is a small, interactive graphical element in a user interface that typically appears when a user hovers their cursor over an object such as a button, icon, or link. It provides brief contextual information, explanations, or descriptions about the object, helping users understand its purpose or functionality without needing to navigate away or perform additional actions. Tooltips contribute to a more intuitive and user-friendly experience by delivering relevant insights at the point of interaction.
It is strongly advised to employ Tooltips whenever a field necessitates supplementary explanations or guidance. By doing so, users can better comprehend unfamiliar terms when engaging in self-service procurement transactions.
Fig.1: Create Sandbox
Fig.2: Page Composer View
Fig.3: Select field to enable Tooltip
Fig.4: Select Text Resource
Fig.5: Create Tooltip
Fig.6: Applying Changes to the Sandbox
Fig.7: View Tooltip
Fig.8: Enable Tooltip for DFF
In conclusion, crafting engaging tooltips is essential for enhancing user interaction and understanding in any user interface. By providing quick, contextual insights at the point of interaction, tooltips serve as intuitive guides that streamline user tasks, reduce errors, and boost overall engagement. Whether it’s through activating the Oracle Sandbox for standard fields or setting them up at the descriptive flex field level, tooltips play a crucial role in making complex systems more accessible and user-friendly. By implementing effective tooltips, organizations can ensure users have the guidance they need to navigate and utilize features efficiently, ultimately leading to a more satisfying user experience.
Author: Oviya Rajasekaran, Oracle Fusion Consultant
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