Re: Deja Dup UI Review
Felipe Erias Morandeira <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.gnome.usability |
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Hi, this is just a quick idea that I just sketched. In a nutshell: - have text by the buttons explaining what they do; backups have a huge potential for messing up the user's files, so adding the right explanations here and there can be reassuring - use a combo box for selecting between profiles - the first time, disable the buttons and use a special text to guide the user to create a profile, rather than having the buttons perform two different tasks (launching a wizard and actually doing the backup/restore) without any indication of which one they would do at a particular time. I am not sure that it makes that much sense to have this application centred about the actions rather than the objects. A nautilus extension makes a lot of sense; e.g. I go to my Documents folder and it informs me that this particular folder is backed up in XYZ, and offers me the option to sync it. Regards, Felipe _______________________________________________ usability mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/usability
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