Hi Lionel,

We are not able to proceed with reviewing the item due to lack of provided further information on the case. 

Kind Regards,
Maria Veledinova
Progress Telerik

Hi Lionel,

Indeed, the swipe would be available for mobile devices. However, you have stated that you would expect the same behavior in desktop devices. Since there are no similar events to the mobile devices how do you expect the swipe to occur?

For instance, the swipe would be available only for laptops that have a touchpad. For other devices that use a mouse how would the swipe be initiated? Do you expect to have an element that would be draggable and the user has to drag it? If yes, this would lead to a negative impact on the UX as this would require the user to do additional movements instead of a single click of a button.

Best regards,
Tsvetomir
Progress Telerik

Hi Lionel,

Thank you for your suggestion!

Could you share more information on how exactly the button should behave? For instance, for mobile devices, the swipe could be used to submit the form.

However, in the desktop applications, I am not completely sure which even should be used. Would you like to grab an element and drag it? Using the mouseover or hover events would not be suitable as there will be occasions in which the user would submit the form unintentionally. Additionally, this would prove to be a bad UX. 

It would be great if you could share an example where such a behavior can be observed, or be more specific on the actual behavior and how should it be utilized. 

Regards,
Tsvetomir
Progress Telerik