Hi,
More larry ideas (optimizing the 99% used functions)--
Move the filter select box to the bottom, (infreq used anyway), put the search box in it's place, the search box is odd over the email folders anyway
Move the Compose icon to the left on it's own (right of the new search box location) (add green accent-- this & delete (red) the only accents, leave the rest grey )
Lose the "select" selection box at the bottom (this now takes an awkward additional click) & use the original skin icons & single click, that is perfect already.
Thanks!
Scott
S c o t t K r a m e r wrote:
Hi,
More larry ideas (optimizing the 99% used functions)--
Move the filter select box to the bottom, (infreq used anyway), put the search box in it's place, the search box is odd over the email folders anyway
The quick filters are related to search and thus they should be located near the search box. Also the list bottom is already pretty much filled up. And in case you didn't check out the latest git master version, the search box has now moved to the right.
Move the Compose icon to the left on it's own (right of the new search box location) (add green accent-- this & delete (red) the only accents, leave the rest grey )
I made a suggestion with the compose (and refresh) button moved to the far left, separated from the others. But the idea of grouping the toolbar buttons over their contextual areas didn't find many friends here on the list :-(
Nice idea with the color accents! But IMO it's hard to agree on which buttons should get one. If deleting is a commonly used action, people would probably use the keyboard's delete key anyways. Others would consider archiving more important than deleting...
Lose the "select" selection box at the bottom (this now takes an awkward additional click) & use the original skin icons & single click, that is perfect already.
We had feedbacks that the icons are not perfectly understandable and text links would take too much space. There's no doubt that the drop-downs require one more click but I found that Gmail for example followed the same road and hid the selection options in a drop-down.
~Thomas
On 07/09/2012 05:27 PM, Thomas Bruederli wrote:
Move the Compose icon to the left on it's own (right of the new search box location) (add green accent-- this & delete (red) the only accents, leave the rest grey )
I made a suggestion with the compose (and refresh) button moved to the far left, separated from the others. But the idea of grouping the toolbar buttons over their contextual areas didn't find many friends here on the list :-(
Grouping with big empty space is no-go. However, grouping with small separator (vertical line) could be a good compromise and is used in many programs.
On 2012-07-09 11:27, Thomas Bruederli wrote:
S c o t t K r a m e
r wrote:
Hi, More larry ideas (optimizing the 99% used
functions)-- Move the filter select box to the bottom, (infreq used anyway), put the search box in it's place, the search box is odd over the email folders anyway
The quick filters are related to search
and thus they should be located
near the search box. Also the list
bottom is already pretty much filled up.
And in case you didn't check
out the latest git master version, the search
box has now moved to the
right.
I didn't see the new search location & refresh/compose
locations--
looks good! don't have to hunt for the compose button
anymore!
Move the Compose icon to the left on it's own (right of
the new search box location) (add green accent-- this & delete (red) the only accents, leave the rest grey )
I made a suggestion with the
compose (and refresh) button moved to the far
left, separated from the
others. But the idea of grouping the toolbar
buttons over their
contextual areas didn't find many friends here on the
list :-(
Nice idea with the color accents! But IMO it's hard to agree on which
buttons should get one. If deleting is a commonly used action, people would
probably use the keyboard's delete key anyways. Others would
consider
archiving more important than deleting...