1 Dec
2008
1 Dec
'08
2:13 p.m.
For me 4 is ok : +1and for section 6 : +1 for option A (the position of the
position of the buttons at the bottom of the subentry)
2008/12/1 Vincent Massol <vincent(a)massol.net>
On Dec 1, 2008, at 10:48 AM, Jean-Vincent Drean wrote:
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 11:19 AM, Vincent Massol
<vincent(a)massol.net> wrote:
I'm ok with 4 as well. My only comment is that maybe it would be best
to have 2 buttons in the action list: one for the action (e.g.
"Insert") and one for the next step ("Next").
For Link and image insertion we would have the "Insert" button active
and for the Macro insertion it would be greyed out since we want to
force the user to go to the second screen (since he needs to fill the
macro parameters (for the mandatory ones) + the macro content.
Thanks
-Vincent
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Ok back to constructive comments:
What about 2 buttons on the first screen:
* Insert
* More Options...
If you click insert you're done and the image is inserted right away.
If you click options... then we have 2 possibilities: 1) it opens a
drawer or 2) you go to the second screen. In the drawer/second screen
you would specify additional stuff like image size, advanced style
parameters, etc.
It's not as good as option 3 but it's close since you can skip one
step by clicking "Insert" right away. Also "our super dumb users"
would not see the options immediately so they would not run away :)
WDYT?
The more I think about this the more I'd prefer to stick with the
inital 4) proposal.
1) Tree : Maintaining consistent navigation is important in helping
users find the information they want. This tree could become the main
navigation tool in the wiki.
2) "Rigid" wizard : Since the same dialogs are used for insertion and
edition I think it's a good thing to make the option step mandatory,
this way the user won't be surprised to see this dialog (options) when
he edits the object (link, image, macro, etc). Also, we -- users --
hate mistakes, so I think that it's better to avoid the risk Laurent
has described.
3)