Open JakeRadMSFT opened 6 years ago
Similar to #4
We need color code + some other visual cues/text. Color code itself is not going to meet accessibility requirements.
Similar to being able to color a connection in SSMS, it would be useful to be able to color-code individual blob/cosmos/data lake accounts or even whole subscriptions, so that you can easily filter visually between different environments (set the tab color to RED for production, for example)
For anyone who works on multiple environments this is an important feature, especially since the only place the storage account is shown for a tab is in the URL section of the properties tab, written in small font. (even the info icon notifying you that you are using a preview feature is more significant than the storage account you are currently about to interact with).
Although interaction metrics would rate knowing this as low because nobody would "click" on this info, not having it visible can cause significant issues.
I've opened the "uploads" blob store, and i want to click across to the message queue that is supposed to hold a specific message. Which "raw-data" should i click? -- current UX is click one, read the url properties and check if that is correct, if not, click the other one.
@craxal please get the accessibility team to comment on if lettings users pick arbitrary colors for the something that serves as the background color for text is ok.
Accessibility team recommends giving users the tools to make colors work the way they want. If we provide or select any colors be default in some way, those colors, of course, should be accessible.
Storage Explorer Version: 0.9.6
OS Version: Windows 10 (All)
Expected Experience: Ability to specify a tab color for subscription or account
Actual Experience: Hard to tell which account/subscription the opened Tab is from.