Re: [Usability]GNOME-SEARCH-TOOL: Comment Request
- From: Dennis Cranston <dennis_cranston yahoo com>
- To: Chris Chabot <chabotc xs4all nl>
- Cc: usability gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Usability]GNOME-SEARCH-TOOL: Comment Request
- Date: Tue, 13 Aug 2002 08:33:50 -0700 (PDT)
--- Chris Chabot <chabotc xs4all nl> wrote:
> Dennis Cranston wrote:
>
> >[..]
> >I would like comments from usability experts pertaining to my redesign.
> Also,
> >I would like people to review the wording of the various labels.
> >
> > Screenshot #1:
> > http://bugzilla.gnome.org/showattachment.cgi?attach_id=10447
> >
> > Screenshot #2:
> > http://bugzilla.gnome.org/showattachment.cgi?attach_id=10448
> >[..]
> >
> (IANAUE: i am not an usability expert) but two things struck me as
> posible improvements:
>
> - When the advanced options are shown, change the label text from 'More
> Options' to 'Less Options' (Or rename label to 'Show extra options' and
> 'Hide extra options'), preferably even rotate the arrow around (pointing
> up) for the less options choice.. It is not a 'tree view', so it becomes
> confusing why you would click 'more' to get 'less' ;-)
>
Changing the label for the disclosure widget to 'Show extra options' and 'Hide
extra options' sounds like a good idea. The arrows direction is predefined. I
am using the same disclosure widget code found in the run dialog.
> - bevels, bevels, bevels.. why does everyone love bevels to indicate an
> different entity? Preferably i would like to see the idented bevel
> around the added options removed. If it isn't a 100% clear that these
> are the 'more options', add a line (<hr>) above and below the extra
> options.. (i think you could achive clarity by removing the bevel, the
> 'Selected options:' would show the options below are the selected
> options.. and put a line between the options and the 'Available Options' )
>
> -- Chris
>
I agree about the bevels. The strange thing is that I have set the shadow type
to GTK_SHADOW_NONE for the added options section, but its still there. I will
have to research this further.
Thanks,
Dennis
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