Hi everyone,
Here at Realtime Solutions we heavily use qooxdoo Desktop for our webapp
and it is wonderful in terms of programming. UI and UX wise it does
leave something to be desired, but I have seen work on that, so that is
happening.
Right now we're starting to use animations to help the user keep track
of the behaviour of the app (mental mapping), but I keep falling back to
simply using .hide() and .show().
The main reason for this is that i would like to use collapsing
animations to gradually (speeds of 0.2 seconds) show widgets by
collapsing and opening them. In native css transitions you would use
maxHeight and maxWidth for this, which effects would be directly
communicated the rest of the layout, but I know qooxdoo does layouting
internally with javascript.
The question is, how do I let the rest of the layout know that widget
layout properties have been updated and that it needs to respond
accordingly?
Or should I take a different approach alltogether?
kind regards,
Sanne Peters
*Interaction Design*
Realtime Solutions B.V.
Torenallee 20
5617 BC Eindhoven
*Tel:* 040 4022 726 | *E-mail:* sanne.pet...@realtimesolutions.nl
<mailto:sanne.pet...@realtimesolutions.nl> | *Website:*
http://www.realtimesolutions.nl
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