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Hi Keith,

On Wed, 2013-04-10 at 13:06 -0700, Keith Curtis wrote:
Also note that what Paulo has provided is basically a _single_ mockup of
a single component, so I somewhat doubt that it is straightforward to
implement.

I think starting with Writer is a good way to go. Once people "like"
the UI, then it can be extended to the other apps.

This is not about whether Writer is a good place to start. This is about
the fact that Paulo made a single mockup. He has more than likely
forgotten many things and he has not even had the chance to visualise so
many other things. Also keep in mind that this is not a very functional
mockup, just a visually appealing one, so WYS is not WYG. (The template
manager is a good example for this too, I think [1].)

Astron.


PS: If you're interested, we hold a chat in #libreoffice-design on
Freenode every Saturday, 1600 UTC.


[1] You can look at mockups for it here: 
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Design/Templates_and_documents_rework
(The (slightly beta) implementation of it is in LibreOffice 4.0)


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