I had a man tell me the other day: "I don't know if you're a boy or a girl!"
and I just replied "me neither!"
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I had a man tell me the other day: "I don't know if you're a boy or a girl!"
and I just replied "me neither!"
But why is it a radio button, instead of a checkbox? Snif.
Slider?
True, forgot this one. To combine, a multi-dimensional slider ? (Beacause while being a spectrum, gender isn't a single axis defined by two discreet points.
Ooh like a colour picker, that triangle/wheel thingy. Probably still not enough dimensions but at least colourful
Yup, that's the idea.
Checkbox implies that multiple options can be picked, radial button entails only one can be chosen. The latter could be appropriate for the question.
The joke in my question is that I actually match all three options at the same time. (The joy of being trigender man + women + undetermined_NB.)
Bigender, agender, pangender, genderfluid
Multiple, not listed. If the question of gender is part of a larger set of questions and not the focus the people that will be looking at the data might want simpler, easy to read data for that portion in which case having only one answer for the question per participant would be preferable. Of course we donβt know what the actual case is based on a meme, which is why I wrote βcould beβ appropriate instead of βis the onlyβ appropriate option.
the data might want simpler, easy to read data
You can get that from the information. Its possible to split the results into whether someome selected one or multiple options
Of course, a comprehensive gender survey needs at least 15 more sliders
html 4 ever π
html also has check boxes
Thanks, I know, sorry for being vague! ππ I just got excited to see the word "radio button" being used and got nostalgic AF. π€£
By the way, although being a IT techie, I didn't even intend to make it a tech joke. That's just professionnal deformation I didn't even notice before reading the first comment.
I rarely even directly touch HTML code. (My devs are more middleware oriented, even though they are related to web apps and services.)
No worries! I haven't touched HTML since... junior high? π€£ I'm learning C now. π