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Design: Consider a multi-page form #29

Open sivaraam opened 7 years ago

sivaraam commented 7 years ago

I guess it would be better to have multi-page form instead of a single page. What I mean by multi-page form is getting the date and hall in one page and using the result of that form to display the status-table and the subjects in another page (not necessarily another the page, I guess iframe would be an alternative).

This could help with #18 and thus #19.

sivaraam commented 7 years ago

Typical design img_20170607_192232

sivaraam commented 7 years ago

The design relies mainly on iframe. The small box below the heading 'Seminar Hall booking' is an iframe

  1. User selects the 'Date' and 'Hall' and click the 'Next' button
  2. He is displayed the status of the hall for the chosen hall on the chose date.
  3. After he chooses the period and the 'Subject' and optionally the 'Class' he submits the form as a result of which he is shown a "Success page" which is yet to be designed.
sivaraam commented 7 years ago

The design of the table has looked odd to me for quite some time. It would be better to display it following the material design guidelines for data tables.

sivaraam commented 7 years ago

As 8 rows might be too long spllitting it into two and showing the status of first 4 as one column and second four as another would be a better choice.

sirganeshv commented 7 years ago

https://material.io/guidelines/components/data-tables.html#

The pic there shows 8 columns Doesnt that look good ?

sivaraam commented 7 years ago

It would go long, is that ok ?

sirganeshv commented 7 years ago

Can you sketch and show me how does 2 four column design and 1 8 column design look in a frame ?