Open gusferguson opened 8 years ago
Points arising from discussion 16-04-28:
The mockups below address 2 questions:
Point:
No lines - no heat map
4Z/9T - heat map - lines
4Z/9T - heat map - no lines
4Z/99T - heat map - lines
4Z/9T - heat map - no lines
4Z/9T - RHP open - heat map - lines
4Z/9T - RHP open - heat map - no lines
My opinions:
It is not easy for an uninformed user to dissociate the heatmap colors from the image colors (the LUT functionality is still missing in OMERO, so the user cannot use a different color coding on the image itself). I would definitely vote for inclusion of the lines (see @gusferguson 's comment above this one).
Reminder Note:
It would be good to hide the redundant Z and/or T sliders if there is only one section and/or point.
Heatmap might be difficult to understand on sliders But people before mentioned having a view of all the planes e.g. along z or along t will be useful so a heatmap in that context could be considered (similar to mock up on central panel)
Continued in Web Viewer - Brainstorm - Concepts on New Interaction Approaches - 3 - Issue: https://github.com/openmicroscopy/design/issues/36
I prefer sliders without lines between colours. Extra 'ink' on the page is not needed. But agree that more work is needed before this becomes understandable to users.
Continues on from Web Viewer - Brainstorm - Concepts on New Interaction Approaches - 1 https://github.com/openmicroscopy/design/issues/32
Showing shapes counts for Z and T for Z = 4, T = 9
Breaks down when T or Z gets too large - example shows 99 Ts - just about works. See screenshots for next section to see how this looks when RHP expanded i.e. T scroll bar shorter.
Shapes Map
Right-click menu on selected shape gives access to: