Open bravechief opened 9 years ago
@bravechief I agree that we need to be more flexible with sizing. For now we want to throw the bare minimum of size options to the designer and let them drive what sizes we offer. We may even introduce a new feature in which we allow the designer to specify a custom size. I am closing this for now but this is good feedback
Why close it?? Should leave it open as a low enhancement
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It's because I want designers to drive this requirement (and thus reopen a new enhancement). If we leave it, it will remain as noise. (Plus we can always find it and reopen)
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Why close it?? Should leave it open as a low enhancement
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@Dizzyab , @Batman1500 , @nsoucie What do you guys think of this. The intention was to not have so many options in the list to choose from. One thing I have thought of is to support a custom sizing option but that is more work.
Decision to leave it open as an enhancement in which we let designers input their own custom size types. It should be noted that these custom size types will not be easily searchable, sortable, etc within a scope larger than a particular designer's shop
This might sound stupid but what is the point if it's not easily searchable I say leave it off for now until we have designers that need it?
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Decision to leave it open as an enhancement in which we let designers input their own custom size types. It should be noted that these custom size types will not be easily searchable, sortable, etc within a scope larger than a particular designer's shop
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I agree with Nicole
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This might sound stupid but what is the point if it's not easily searchable I say leave it off for now until we have designers that need it?
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Decision to leave it open as an enhancement in which we let designers input their own custom size types. It should be noted that these custom size types will not be easily searchable, sortable, etc within a scope larger than a particular designer's shop
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But what if we have a designer that likes to make clothes for us big peeps and we don't have that feature we lose them
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I agree with Nicole
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This might sound stupid but what is the point if it's not easily searchable I say leave it off for now until we have designers that need it?
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Noooooo lol I mean leave it off until we have a designer that needs it :)
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But what if we have a designer that likes to make clothes for us big peeps and we don't have that feature we lose them
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I agree with Nicole
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This might sound stupid but what is the point if it's not easily searchable I say leave it off for now until we have designers that need it?
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I think we should really consider having another set of sizes, they can be hidden or we can do that accordion thing again. Do we really want to wait until a designer is disappointed because they didn't find what they needed right away?
So add XXL and XXXL to the existing sizes? That's the easiest thing to do.
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I think we should really consider having another set of sizes, they can be hidden or we can do that accordion thing again. Do we really want to wait until a designer is disappointed because they didn't find what they needed right away?
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Yes, can we make it like an accordion? this way we display the initial sizes but still have those options available
No this is a standard browser drop down box that would be weird to change. The designer will see the option. He good thing is the customer won't see it unless the designer offers those sizes.
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Yes, can we make it like an accordion? this way we display the initial sizes but still have those options available
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I agree
On Mar 30, 2015, at 8:13 PM, Dizzyab notifications@github.com wrote:
I think we should really consider having another set of sizes, they can be hidden or we can do that accordion thing again. Do we really want to wait until a designer is disappointed because they didn't find what they needed right away?
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cool
The size options only go up to XXL, no 3XL, 4XL, 5XL. As a member of the big people population, I am very disappointed