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February 2001 Genie Application Style Guide 71
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Chapter 15 Labels and Links
Depending on the type of application and type of information displayed, consistent labels
should be used within the application and across other applications. Only the first letter of
the label or link should be capitalised unless the word is always capitalised, such as OK.
The following labels apply to the Openwave and Mitsubishi Trium browsers since both
browsers can display the title or label attribute as the softkey labels. However, these labels
can also be used for the Nokia 7110 browser.
Accepted Labels and Links
■ OK: Used to select a menu choice in a choice card.
Can also signify agreement to an operation, such as sending an email message.
■ Done: Used to allow the user to cancel the operation.
Used to return the user to the Home deck, main menu, or intuitive card within the
application.
■ Skip: Used to lead to similar data, such as the next news article or email
message.
Skip should always be the first softkey when used. May be repeated as a link at the
end of a page as well.
■ View: Used to select an item in a menu of similar data, such as a list of stock
quotes or email messages.
Must provide additional detail. If Times Square scrolling was used to display the list
data, pressing View should redisplay the data.
■ Details: Used as a link to get details of an item, such as a news article that is
summarised by a headline.
If information continues on another page, then use More instead of Details.
■ More: Used as a link at the end of a page of data to see the next page of related
and similar data.