On Donnerstag, 25. Februar 2016 12:34:35 CET Pedro Rosmaninho wrote:
Is the survey already running or will it still be launched?
Nope, still time to add ideas.
Anyway, I would just like to make a proposal for changing one aspect of
the
behaviour of the Sidebar and toolbar. Right now on LO 5.1 when a certain
object like charts or pictures or symbols is selected there is a
duplication of formatting options that appear on the Sidebar and also on
the toolbars.
IMO, when selecting an object the formatting properties for that object
should appear only in the Sidebar (as is the case even in Microsoft
Office
2013 where they have a sidebar of sorts).
And not have the same commands showing up also in the toolbar cluttering
it (also the Sidebar invariably shows more commands than the toolbar and
allows for easier understanding of what each command is since they
usually
also include text and category names.
Also, just as in Impress the text formating toolbar disappeared since
most
of its functions are present in the Sidebar I would propose to remove the
text Formatting toolbar in Writer and Calc to have coherence between the
three main modules of LO and because those functions are duplicated in
the
Sidebar and toolbar.
You can either add those ideas to the survey. Or we ask another question
like
"Do you want to have controls at only one position. either toolbar or
sidebar?"
( ) No, I want to have the freedom to use both
( ) Yes, please clean up the interface
However, I think this would violate usability. Redundancy in terms of
alternative interactions is good. Your argument could be that redundancy
means
to have the opportunity to start from main menu. context menu, toolbar or
per
keyboard. And toolbar vs sidebar are badly redundant since it doesn't add
an
alternative way to control the application.
Opinions please.
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