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Midterm Review - Timeline #113

Open Rafaelflores92 opened 10 years ago

Rafaelflores92 commented 10 years ago
everett-f commented 10 years ago

So I got rid of the dates aspect of the time line and it looks pretty good. I'm just gonna work on adjusting the picture and text combination

everett-f commented 10 years ago

I fixed the missing 404 errors, timeline looks a little better now.

everett-f commented 10 years ago

I may take out the function that determines if it is using mobile or tablet. When I made the function always return "desktop". It was a lot less "Janky" and easier to maneuver. I just have to adjust the side bars.

everett-f commented 10 years ago

@esteinborn I've fixed the majority of issues that you addressed in the email. I'm experimenting with disabling the timeline "swipe to navigate" feature. Right now it doesn't look great but it is a lot easier to maneuver through. Please check out the timeline on your computer and smartphone.

http://suny-albany-cci-inf362.github.io/whatev3r/guide/generaltimeline.html

Any input would be great, Thanks!

esteinborn commented 10 years ago

The buttons aren't immediately visible on mobile unless you click them and at that point, its jarring to move when you didn't think you were going to. I'd remove the buttons on mobile, keep the touch slide feature

Remove the margin around the timeline, it flows off my iphone screen: photo 2 photo 1

I'd also drop the bottom part with the stage timeline list entirely on mobile.

everett-f commented 10 years ago

@esteinborn If i switch back to the touch, I would have to figure out a way to prevent timelime plugin from misinterpreting a vertical swipe from a horizontal swipe. That was a big problem with the swipe feature. I'll take a look if there's a sensitivity function in the js that i can play around with. Otherwise I can probably show arrow buttons so the user knows to go forward or backwards, and get rid of the large black on hover boxes surrounding them. You preferred the swipe feature more than the click to navigate feature?

esteinborn commented 10 years ago

Or you could re-calculate the height of the div after each swipe so that you would be vertically scrolling the wholepage instead of just the framed timeline piece.

and for goodness sakes please remove that lego pirate image.

On Mon, Apr 14, 2014 at 3:49 PM, extremezoo notifications@github.comwrote:

@esteinborn https://github.com/esteinborn If i switch back to the touch, I would have to figure out a way to prevent timelime plugin from misinterpreting a vertical swipe from a horizontal swipe. That was a big problem with the swipe feature. I'll take a look if there's a sensitivity function in the js that i can play around with. Otherwise I can probably show arrow buttons so the user knows to go forward or backwards, and get rid of the large black on hover boxes surrounding them. You preferred the swipe feature more than the click to navigate feature?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/SUNY-Albany-CCI-INF362/whatev3r/issues/113#issuecomment-40409843 .

everett-f commented 10 years ago

lol I was laughing at that, I don't know who put that there but I'll take it down. Okay I'll try what you suggested. Thanks for the help!