Closed VillageHubertChen closed 8 years ago
@VillageHubertChen Please Review
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We simply need all the stuff listed above and we need to find a place to put it. This way it is not too distracting, placed where one would expect it. Currently we have all items spread around. And they look like that. The Status-Bar will bind them into an intentional design, which is easy to refer to in documentation.
Like it, lots of sites use collapsible menus. Looking forward to seeing how it looks.
@bcaswelch We plan to finish all features today if nothing goes wrong. We will show a demo in today's Stand Up Meeting.
(by Georg via Skype Conference)
Changes look good, like how they are implemented.
Thanks. I passed it on to Lukas. He very cares to build a site people likes. Comments like these make him very happy :-)
Currently LC can not find a way to provide functionality for the collapse side bar icon to change depending on the state is-collapsed or is-visible. To close this issue for now we remove this feature. That is the same icon is shown no matter of the side bar is collapsed or visible. We still keep the feature to hide this icon if its function is not available.
Why adding Collapsible Menus
All reviewers consistently complaint that our navigation looks borderline too complex. At the same time they had no idea on how to simplify the complexity and still provide the 5 level navigation that we need. All reviewers agreed the Library Book Shelf Metaphor works well. The Collapsible Menu Feature is our attempt to solve the conundrum to offer 5 Level Navigation and still offer a modern and clean UI.
Features & Behaviors
How this improves User Experience
FAQ
How investing time in great UI helps funding
User Story: I found V²Site on google when researching on a topic and landed on a V² Know How Page The Know How was helpful. I then found their ViCase Ad on their page. It promised a new PC experience. I normally would have ignored it, but this time I spent the time to explore ViPC on V²Shop. I was thinking that people who can build a site that delivers a much better experience probably also can build a PC that delivers a much better experience.
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