Re: [libreoffice-design] [info] My recent activities in general

Hi Christoph,

Le 23/01/12 22:07, Christoph Noack a écrit :
> Hi everyone,
>
> I hope some of you might remember that there was someone called
> Christoph sending mails to this list ;-)

Sure !
Happy to finally have news from you

> To be serious, there have been some changes in my private and
> professional life that make it currently rather difficult to spend that
> much time for this project. I'm sad about that, although the changes are
> more than fine (having a wonderful small boy to spend time with, and
> changing my job - the new one being even more UX-ish than ever before,
> although it requires much more driving each day).

> That said, and since I did not contribute anything "wow" to any of the
> discussions or bug reports, I think it is inappropriate to keep the role
> "Design Team Lead, User Experience" any longer. So thanks to everyone
> who either initiated the voting for that role, and everyone who
> expressed their support during the voting. I already felt free to remove
> that description from the Design Team wiki page [1].
>
> Now, I see two "N.N." who need to be filled in the mid-term ... so what
> do you think? How to go on? Anybody there who might accept to guide the
> direction of this team?

What actions/responsabilities are expected from the leader ?
What is expected to apply ?

Would it be possible to have 2 people ?
Il would allow them to share the pressure, the decisions, the knowledge, 
and also one can take some rest without disturbing the project.


> Currently, I hope to be much more helpful by working on the pile of
> issues assigned to me, helping on the ux-advise list ... and looking at
> some of the open discussions of the past weeks. For example, it would be
> nice to know how to continue with smaller and general (seriously
> developed) UI improvements people ask for regularly.

And IMHO, it would be also nice if those small UI improvement can fit 
nicely in a general roadmap.
Anyway, I'm happy you can still continue to spend some time in this 
project.

> Back to what has been achieved - I was really stunned when I've looked
> at the LibreOffice 3.5 features (release notes) page. I think the
> LibreOffice community can be really proud of its achievements - some
> people actively working on visual design and UX stuff. So let's go on
> with that part of the story :-)
>
> Cheers,
> Christoph


Michel

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