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The X button on Y page and A control on B

Summary

When you press the thing button on the place page, the screen responds in a certain way that is a different thing from the way that it should be. The way that it should be is something more like this, whereas now what its doing is that. This is not ideal because reasons make it feel less responsive.
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  • This is an example of what some additional text here would look like.
  • Here is another bullet.
  • And now right here this text right here is another example of a bullet point and I'm trying to buy space.

    Testing what some text on a new line after a bullet point would look like.

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Ideal

The highlighted state of the thing button should be 20% the opacity of the default blue, which is rgba(0, 122, 255, 0.2).

Also, the highlighted state of the thing button should be 20% the opacity of the default blue, which is rgba(0, 122, 255, 0.2).

Examples:
  • One example of this kind of thing occurring is when you go over to the place and then you do the thing.
  • You can find another example of this problem happening if you do something a bit different and then you go here and do this.
  • Another place where this is apparent is in the spot place, but you have to do a different thing and then you see it.
  • Even more instances of this taking place can be found by doing this and then going over there and doing that.
Steps to Reproduce:
  • Well first off you want to go over here and do this.
  • Now you're gonna want to go over there and do that.
  • Once that's done, click this thing here and then tap that.
  • And after that, you should see item doing the wrong thing X instead of the right thing Y.
Note how after doing that thing A did thing X thing B is like thing Y.
Demo
Test Conditions

The thing button should have immediate visual feedback. It should instantly switch to the highlighted state but fade back to the default state.