Open RomijnHumanoids opened 1 week ago
The design review file consists of a first draft, and another version with a different approach.
Change log:
Design review done. Questions for technical side of the implementation will be asked before this ticket is approved for implementation.
About this feature
Detailed description
Now that we can schedule reports, users also need to be able to edit, disable and delete the schedules. As backend implementation allows for editing recipe as a whole, and this is now linked to buttons in the 'scheduled reports' tab on the reports page, we propose an update with a focus on UX. There were no designs for editing schedules yet. Using human readable terms, recognisable elements from the report flow for example would already improve the current version in the main branch.
Because 'edit recipe' and 'disable schedule' is in this sprint (48), I suggest prioritising this design ticket so that it can be instantly implemented (as far as components of the design exists in implementation).
Feature benefit/User story
As a user, I want to edit my scheduled reports recipe so that I can make small alterations without having to delete the recipe and start the report flow over again.
Specifications
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Design
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