> To have some features of both more in evidence scalable features of > both, what do you think when resizing the application window, if all > SVG elements will resize too (for example to keep the same proportions > as the start, but locked as horizontal/vertical proportion) ?
That wouldn't really demonstrate Pivot's UI scaling feature, but it would certainly highlight the ability to scale SVGs. Feel free to create such an example if you like. > Little visual trick: is it possible to move the svg tiger a little > under, to have a little more vertical space between the Pivot logo and > the tiger (there is much vertical space at the top, and little here) ? Here's an even easier trick: resize the window. ;-) > And last, some small things on the zoom feature: > - zooming the user interface I see that the current position of the > mouse is not taken as the center for the zooming in/out operation, but > I think this would be better (when the user want to zoom, it click in > a certain point) UI scaling changes the scale factor of the entire display, so it can't really be localized around a single point. > - will it be possible to not zoom even added scrollbars (at high zoom > factors are really not-so-good to see) ? No - for the same reason as above. > - when I have a complex GUI (for example a big form that could have > scrollbars to fit in the application), will it be possible to zoom out > (1/2, 1/4, etc) ? Yes, but again you will be scaling the entire display, so this is probably not what you are looking for.
