Re: [libreoffice-design] Some Feedback on Citrus.

HI,

If you could write down the places that need updating, that'd be great. I
> have so much stuff to add and don't really know where to begin.


well some of the things on your LibreWiki page has gone with out an update
for a while. things have changed so much since you last changed it. as for
what can change the "Add page/slide" button and Live preview sections are
things that immediately jump out as needs to be changed.

Here I mean right within the main application frame/section, where the
> focus is, where the author is working. I may be using the word wrong,
> though.


thanks for clearing that up. I figured that was what you mean but was not
sure.

There is an insertion bar on the side for Impress/Draw (it's more important
> there than in Writer, IMHO).
> I don't think I understand the question...


in your reponse to Astron who said

* Add page/slide:
> I can see this being very useful in Impress and Draw, but in those
> programs, I would probably put this button into the sidebar.


you replied

 There is no sidebar for Impress/Draw in Citrus (unless you mean the
> Navigator). The point of this button is to have a button inline, so that a
> user didn't have to have a sidebar open to get this core functionality.
> That's especially useful when working on a small screen and/or with two
> windows side-by-side (which I have quite often).


I wanted to know if you were referring to the insertion bar. I thought that
the insertions bar was made for all the programs.

> ok so you like what I did in my latest mock up. could you reply to my
email
> thread about the changes in the mock up i made. I know that you do not
have
> a lot of time on your hands. lets keep this one for complaints and that
one
> about the mockups.

 OK, definitely.
> Have to find it first, though.


if you need my addition here it is [1]

Tables are green in Writer as well, yes. And images orange. That way, you
> always know what you have selected, what you're working with, and you start
> associating green with tables and orange with images and yellow with
> shapes. And that way, you'll remember that Calc (green) is the table
> program, Draw (yellow) the shape program, etc.


> I personally don't want to have a different color scheme for the different
> LibO modules, I want them to feel like parts of a whole, with just
> different "papers". I would also like to conform to the system theme as
> much as possible (very important on Linux).


I just thought that it would look cool. but I see what you are trying to
achieve with the color schemes.



[1]
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B7y5FMHPsyaNN2RiNzU1MTItZTAyNy00NmZlLTk1MGQtY2VlZmQ1OTYyOTM3&hl=en_US

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