Re: [LogiLogi-list] Styled Search and Browse

> > I just committed the .svg in which the Browse and Search views are
> > styled like the view logi view...
>
> Great, I'll take them in a pendrive if the people need to see them.

How did it go ? Did they like it ?

> > Some small suggestions for the browsing view might need explanation:
> >
> > - Removed the header for tags suggested for addition as it looked a
> > bit weird to have a darkish-blue pill or line there... And this looks
> > calmer...
> 
> yes it does...

:)

> > - The minus signs behind the tags looked like hyphens, so I replaced
> > them with X'es. Also reduces the number of icon types. Still feel a
> > bit mixed about this, but seemed the closest to a solution.
>
> yes, mixed about this too, but crosses work well for now.

'k

> > - Filter by tag-sets is now found logis for tag-sets. Clicking a tag-
> > set (both in search and browse) loads it into the browser as a new
> > browse query.
> 
> great :)

:)

> > - Found 'exact matches', and 'sloppy matches'. Exact matches are for
> > the query tags in the same order, and sloppy matches are the query
> > tags in a different order, and/or with extra tags appended...
> 
> I like this, and I like it most with the tag-set showed as you did in
> the out-of-page tests... By showing them we are deffining what is
> "exact" and what is "sloppy".

Problem here is that we cannot show the tags for sloppy, as it's the
tags in any order, and with extra tags possibly, so showing tags can't
be done for that...

For exact we could, but in that case the tags are already in the
query-bar so it would be double info...

> > - At the left, outside the screen view I added two boxes that would be
> > there when no logis were found for the full tagset. These are also
> > handy for when an user clicks on a link for which no logis are found.
> 
> good too

'k :)

> now back to the #logilogi

Cu there this evening :)

I will commit the presentation for the Software Freedom Day within the
hour. Might still change some little things, but basics are there.

For the examples I still used the old UI, as that's what pplz will
encounter, and to be honest I also found it more important to work on
LogiLogi itself now than on a presentation...,

Wybo

> -- 
> Bruno