RE: Some changes
"ylva fernaeus" <ylva-auIyqT/[email protected]> Fri, 12 Dec 2003 12:16:31 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.education.weblabs.webreports.uedesign |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
I had a quick check and have some small comments:
> * The home page of a user now includes information about her groups, and
> school. Her email is displayed to other members if she has given
> permission to show it under her "Preferences". The default is not to
> show it. There is also a button with which one can send a message to
> her.
I think it would be good if the groups&school-details where links, so one
could get quick access to all the friends!
I also think the "send message" button on the home page is a little
confusing, perhaps another text/style?
> * All report listings (under reports, groups, my reports, etc) are
> revamped, and in particular their headers are clickable so that you can
> sort them as you wish.
For some reason, the cursor do not turn into "finger" when rolling over the
headings of the table, even though they work as links. Since they are not
underlined, it is not very obvious that they are links. (I still have
strange bugs with ie when visiting this site, making texts invisible
sometimes, perhaps this issue could be related to this?)
>
> * There is now a "News" page, which serves as the front page, as well as
> the default page once the user has logged in. To the logged in user, it
> displays a short news spot, as well as a listing of the most recent
> reports and blab items.
This is page called "welcome" in the interface?
> * The personal links ("My Reports", "My Blab" etc) have moved to a box to
> the left, with the title of the logged in user.
I'm not sure about the layout of the personal box. It feels like the undo
button sits among the others in a weird way.
The undo-button is also a bit confusing, I clicked on it and I have no clear
idea what effect it had...
Jesper, you are working so fast!!
/ylva
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