Closed bedeho closed 10 months ago
@bedeho Hello! I already designed some sollutions for this problem. Personally I think verion 2 is the best as it It provides user accessibility without overwhelming the entire card. Let me know what you think. For the desktop cards I just increased the text size.
➡Figma page (mobile exploration): https://www.figma.com/file/Q4mBIcKaFr8aUyv2ZWAXJY/Roadmap?type=design&node-id=697-50585&mode=design&t=JQjcx85gO1AXBWyG-4
➡Figma page (desktop): https://www.figma.com/file/Q4mBIcKaFr8aUyv2ZWAXJY/Roadmap?type=design&node-id=1-2829&mode=design&t=JQjcx85gO1AXBWyG-4
Hey @bedeho I implemented your feedback.
➡figma link: https://www.figma.com/file/Q4mBIcKaFr8aUyv2ZWAXJY/Roadmap?type=design&node-id=1-2829&mode=design&t=Poh3K2w00lQhVcSw-4
➡I also did 2 varaints of a single card: https://www.figma.com/file/Q4mBIcKaFr8aUyv2ZWAXJY/Roadmap?type=design&node-id=745-8199&mode=design&t=Poh3K2w00lQhVcSw-4
Great job!
This i ready for implementatino when you have time @DzhideX
I find it in general quite hard to read the milestone cards, as there is a lot of text and it is quite small.
I suggest we
I also see that on mobile, the lack of text clipping is making cards basically unreadable, like this
We need to somehow solve htis, so its easy to scroll through on mobile and just get the general idea of the differnt milestones, perhaps only rleying on title, and then if someone wants to read the details, they can clik a read more or something to get an overlay with full text. Thats just one way to solve it.