Open zhangchengchuan opened 3 years ago
In the User Guide, it is mentioned that there are 3 types of tags (General, Event, Module), and their respective prefixes. The find command matches the tag exactly. So users need to include the type prefix. hackathon
is an Event tag. The tester should have entered find t/event-hackathon
instead. Since find t/hackathon
was entered, it would only show contacts with hackathon
as a general tag.
Team chose [response.Rejected
]
Reason for disagreement: I strongly disagree with the team's response. I think there is a design flaw here.
If I were to search for an event, wouldn't it make sense to show all tags that contain event??? What you are saying is that I have to specifically search for event-hackathon to find event-hackathon. If I search for hackathon and event-hackathon does not appear, isn't this not intuitive? As a user, if I search for hackathon, shouldn't ALL tags, such as event-hackathon or module-hackathon or just hackathon, be displayed?
Also, I don't know what the different colours mean. Is blue meant for event, and maroon meant for general? There is no indication whatsoever in the user guide.
The original implementation will definitely cause problems for the user.
I have two profiles with the tags "hackathon" linked to it but when i type "find t/hackathon" only returns one instead of two.
The hackathon tags are of two different colours, not sure if they are meant to be that way.
First profile
Second profile
After typing find t/hackathon