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5 months ago Team's Response
You can use your PDF reader to do so with ease. Plus, the use of many link sections in-between text only makes the documentation messy.
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Team chose [response.NotInScope]
- [x] I disagree
Reason for disagreement: This issue is in the scope of the bugs accepted.
From the CS2103T website: " 'Hinder' the reader? Don't interpret 'hinder' as 'impossible to read'. Even formatting issues such as too much/little padding, font size, alignment, inconsistencies, etc. can 'hinder' the reader in the sense they can slow down the reader or require the reader to put more effort than necessary. Those things that 'need to be fixed' are still bugs but of lower severities (depending on how much they hinder the reader -- most likely severity.VeryLow if the issue is purely cosmetic). "
In particular, "can 'hinder' the reader in the sense they can slow down the reader or require the reader to put more effort than necessary. Those things that 'need to be fixed' are still bugs but of lower severities (depending on how much they hinder the reader...."
The lack of navigation links greatly hinder readers ability to navigate between different sections quickly, as users have to scroll up and down across many pages and section, before either reaching the table of contents to link them to the part they wanted, or the section they wanted to view.
I would say in terms of hinderance this bug is a low severity.
Description: Problem stated in link. This makes it difficult for user to efficiently scroll through the user guide to efficiently learn the functionalities of the app. More navigation links could be placed to aid that! :)
Screenshots are just some examples to highlight the problem.
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