cedricbonhomme
commented
8 years ago Good initiative. This is on my priorities (maybe with the categories for the feeds).
I am OK to remove the drop down "Articles" menu.
I think that it is a good idea to put the buttons "Mark all as read" and "Add a
feed" at the top of the side nav. We have to think that this menu is hidden on
small devices.
Moreover, we should not forget the "Fetch" button. Even if the manual retrieving
is disabled on Heroku for normal users (without administrator rights). We can add the "Fetch" button just under "All feeds" in the side nav. And why not a Fetch button for each feed.
Maybe we can add a way to create a new feed with a kind of popup with just the address of the feed.
I admit that the "Filter" menu is a mess. Here is a proposition:
- in this menu we can remove the button "Unread" (and consequently delete the /unread view). This is already the default view of the home page;
- we can apply the filter "Favorites" to the main table of the home page. Since this table displays "Article" objects.
- I think that "Inactive feeds" and "All feeds" should stay together. I have 3 propositions (I think I prefer the third solution):
- add a link to "Inactive feeds" in the "Management" page (in the firs box);
- put those two buttons in the side nav under "All feeds" (sub-nav);
- replace the menu "Filter" by a "My account" menu (something like that, with just a picture (for example glyphicon-user)) and delete the button "Management". In this "My account" drop down menu we would have: 1. a link to the management page, 2. a link to the list of all feeds, 3. a link to the list of inactive fees, 4. a link to the history page, and 5. the button "Log out".
Original comment by: Cédric Bonhomme
Last time pyagg was discussed on LinuxFR an interesting comment made a series of remarks, most of them I find relevant.
I would like suggest and discuss here some change :
As this kinda breaking from the actual ui, I'd like your input so I don't start to mess things up in a way you won't accept to merge upstram.