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A Re-Re-Refresh the UChicago Marketplace
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Changing category bar on mobile #108

Open georgeteo opened 8 years ago

fatlotus commented 8 years ago

Wait! This is still broken methinks

georgeteo commented 8 years ago

Oops. What was the issue here again?

fatlotus commented 8 years ago
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fatlotus commented 8 years ago

turns out it's only mostly responsive

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georgeteo commented 8 years ago

Issue is the category bar or the padding aroudn "new listing, ..."?

fatlotus commented 8 years ago

I guess both... the whole thing has some wonk. dammit

georgeteo commented 8 years ago

Padding is my bad.

Thoughts on a good way of dealing with category overflow when the width of the page is not quite short enough to do to the full mobile view?

Some thoughts:

  1. Truncate category names
  2. Do the mobile view earlier
  3. Two rows
fatlotus commented 8 years ago

Yeah, I honestly don't know. The mobile view is already a little weird — so maybe (3)? But then we'd have three regimes rather than just two.

tranv94 commented 8 years ago

Thoughts on using a dropdown menu, like amazon's, for desktop?

screen shot 2015-11-30 at 1 37 39 am

And for mobile, maybe a dedicated page for categories via button?

georgeteo commented 8 years ago

Yeah I was thinking like a sidebar that comes out when a button is pressed. Was going to do it as part of the polymer migration when I have some time. (Thinking winter break)

tranv94 commented 8 years ago

I'm on winter break now with a surplus of free time, are you working on a separate repository for the polymer integration? I would love to help :)

fatlotus commented 8 years ago

Right now, I'm focused mostly on switching backends (see PR), but that's definitely something we're considering! Talk to @georgeteo

georgeteo commented 8 years ago

@tranv94: Hi! Let's chat if you're still interested in fiddling around with front end changes. We're thinking react + semantic UI. (I've FB messaged you.)