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(a) Overall, I like having the tab in the navbar crumb. I would suggest
changing 'editor' to 'edit'. I also would not make the tab name bold, it
looks awkward to have the bold oppia logo, the non-bold exploration name,
then the bold tab name. I think it's prominent enough without the bold,
since you have a tab that's highlighted on the right and a name that
changes in the breadcrumb on the left.
(b) Yes, see this:
http://www.google.com/design/spec/components/cards.html#cards-content there
are very specific guidelines for spacing, font-size, etc. for titles (and
content) on cards. In the current implementation, the settings cards need
more padding. I would also center the cards on the page.
(c) I think cards should have a max width, none of them have so much
content that the card needs the whole page.
(d) I just pushed a commit to demonstrate (a), (b), and (c) (except that
the cards still need more padding adjustment, but I didn't want to bother
right now). I made a few other changes in there as well, such as removing
the wells, repositioning the pencils and gear, and moving the interaction
drop down to the left (great job with that one, by the way). Let me know
what you think.
I'll list here some other problems I've found as well, so that we have a
list:
-Clicking the preview tab causes the content to jump for a second, which is
odd.
-The user and Oppia icons on the left side of the edit cards are messed up.
The edit card should be the same structure as the play card. I think the
problem here is that the edit cards are separated into columns for legacy
reasons, but now that's not needed.
-Having the name of the card in the right panel is strange. Maybe the title
of the card should be a bit above the card? We can experiment with this
when we pair program this week.
-The license information should be removed from the right panel, and the CC
icon that's in the reader view should be in the bottom right corner of the
editing area instead.
-The Map and Statistics sections in the right panel don't really work as
accordions. Let's just have them visible all the time, since now they're
the only two items in the right panel.
-I made the nodes on the graph white, since the beige color looked very
strange compared to the rest of the page. Those colors need to be reworked
either way.
-Something that I changed made the interaction preview area selectable,
that should be fixed. Also, people are constantly surprised when they click
on the interaction preview area. I wonder if we should move the gear to the
right of the interaction drop down menu, and only switch to the 'customize
interaction' window when the gear is clicked.
-The rule section at the bottom of the content card is awkward. perhaps the
cards should be split up like this: (1) the content/interaction card, which
just contains the content and interaction, and (2) the rule card right
underneath the content/interaction card, which contains the currently
selected rule and the rule selection list. We can try this out when we meet
as well.
There are a few other things as well, we can address them in a separate
pass.
Original comment by amitdeut...@google.com
on 16 Feb 2015 at 8:26
This looks much better! Thanks. I think I'll get this in to 'develop', it's a
better baseline than what we have now.
Btw, I can't take credit for the dropdown menu for the interaction selector --
it's all Zhan Xiong's work! I think it's very nice, too. I've cc'd him.
I'll add one more item to the list: currently when an editor page loads,
"Loading..." shows up, then a blank card, then "Loading..." again, then the
filled card. The 'blank card showing up in the middle' thing needs to be fixed.
I'll also try and address some of the more unambiguous issues today, so that we
have more time during the week.
Original comment by s...@seanlip.org
on 16 Feb 2015 at 11:27
Sounds good to me. Thanks!
Original comment by amitdeut...@google.com
on 17 Feb 2015 at 12:24
Original comment by s...@seanlip.org
on 1 Mar 2015 at 5:32
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
s...@seanlip.org
on 15 Feb 2015 at 11:43