jpbrocca
commented
7 years ago Hi @RocketPop, Thanks for your suggestion! We are working in making things easier in the same line of your suggestion.
Meanwhile, to mitigate this (even while not perfect) you could:
- go to grial website and check the different sections and the pages that belong to each one.
- use Gorilla player to instantly preview each of the pages and templates on devices or simulators. That way you can select specific files from visual studio and preview them.
Also, it would be great if you could reach us at hello@uxdivers.com so we can ask you more questions and keep you updated.
Regards and thanks JP
RocketPop
dirivero
Grial looks great and I'm getting it integrated to my new app pretty well. However getting up to speed with all the myriad pages is slow. I would like to request a "map" kind of document describing the structure of each template (and item templates!) you offer. I'm imagining a general wireframe of the template, with callouts for each item showing any names of bindables that also includes the type of each item (string, url, image, font icon etc). This goes as well for documenting which of the various item templates are used. It seems to me that most grial users will take some time with the demo app to locate the template closest to their needs, then tweak it. Documents of the structures would greatly reduce my time spent opening some xaml, looking around for "{Binding " to discover names, etc... :) A simple Visio/Omnigraffle style vector drawing would be just fine!