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Advocate IITooltip experience as in mobile view
To suggest an idea go here:
https://ideas.fabric.microsoft.com/It is not a perfect solution but have you tried bookmarks.
You can have an icon in the top right of your visual and when you click it the "tooltip" appears.
Since the bookmark is making a rectangle and visuals appear rather than a bookmark, it is full interative.
If the user clicks a row/column/slice in the visual it will naturally interact with the "tooltip".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCMqWEvSkAs
Here is an example of a report with a bookmark panel:
https://www.devon.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/safe-travel/road-safety/collision-data/Close bookmark
Open bookmark
Memorable MemberHere are a few suggestions to achieve this:
Persistent Tooltips: Implement a feature where tooltips can be pinned or locked in place. This way, users can interact with the tooltip content without it disappearing.
Modal Pop-ups: Instead of traditional tooltips, use modal pop-ups that can be triggered by tapping on an element. These pop-ups can remain open until the user closes them, providing a more stable and interactive experience.
Custom Tooltip Implementation: Develop custom tooltips using JavaScript and CSS that can be controlled more precisely. You can add functionality to keep them open until the user decides to close them.
Hover Intent: For desktop views, consider using a hover intent library that delays the appearance of tooltips until the user has hovered over an element for a certain period. This can reduce the "flickering" effect of tooltips.
Feedback and Iteration: Gather feedback from users on how they interact with tooltips and iterate on your design. This can help you find the best balance between usability and functionality.
Best Regards
Saud Ansari
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