On Thursday, Aug 7, 2003, at 21:42 US/Pacific, Rafael Bleiweiss wrote:
Sean, thanks for getting quick action on this issue it was one of the
most
frustrating. With the bread-crumb I can now at least feel better about
diving in.
Glad it's an improvement.
What are the odds that the other
No problem, Sean. Given the weirdness Michael spoke of and we've all
seen today you may or may not have seen everything that's come down the
pipe yet. I know it was very presumptuous of me to go and do a mockup
of your web site ( a followup to Rafael's) but heck, I have a copy of
Photoshop and
Wow. Great effort.
This demonstrates that you don't need a screenwide result display to get a decent look
with enough text to actually eval the item. I'd maybe try and skrunch your search bar
vertically a tad to try and eke out a 4th result onscreen. I'm reasonably sure you
could do it by
At 06:49 PM 8/7/03, you wrote:
Here's what I was talking about. Its by no means perfect, being the
result of maybe 15 minutes effort, but the net is there.
http://foohbar.com/searchmockup.gif
Took a blank search screen, plopped the butons down the right where I had
room, altered the header a
In the space at right you could have a list of tags you've looked at in
detail recently (i.e. last few weeks). I guess we've all experienced trying
to think what our search terms were so we could get the same results for the
product that we forgot the name of but looked at just a few days ago.
Thursday, August 7, 2003, 11:42:02 PM, Rafael Bleiweiss wrote:
I ask what the odds are because if the handful of us who have posted
in the past couple days all feel similarly regarding not just the
Back functionality, how many other developers out there feel the
same way and haven't spoken
Sean,
I have created one suggested layout design for the Exchange search results
page. It does still leave room for the Top Picks on the right, however
we're expressing that we don't see the point of this in a Search Results
page.
A major part of this is that I would venture to guess that
On Thursday, Aug 7, 2003, at 15:08 US/Pacific, Rafael Bleiweiss wrote:
I have created one suggested layout design for the Exchange search
results
page.
...
http://www.brionanet.com/ExhchangeSearchLayoutSuggestion.jpg
I've forwarded this to the Exchange team. Thanx for everyone's
Another interesting idea, yes. Part of the problem here is that there
would need to be some internal review of comments (to remove obscene
comments or ones that might cause legal issues!). Internal review
requires people and that's always expensive.
However, I've forwarded this to the
Here's what I was talking about. Its by no means perfect, being the result of maybe
15 minutes effort, but the net is there.
http://foohbar.com/searchmockup.gif
Took a blank search screen, plopped the butons down the right where I had room,
altered the header a bit and dumped in Rafael's
[raising hand]
I would have to agree with just about everything Rafael Matt have said
in this thread. The dev exchange after the Flash makeover has just plain
sucked (for all of the reasons already noted). I applaud their efforts
in making their objections heard and offering solutions to fix the
A new version of the Exchange has been released today that:
a) lets you page through detail pages ('' and '')
b) lets you navigate back (using Exchange Search in the crumb trail)
and preserves your search data
c) has a number of additional performance and other improvements
Whilst it does not
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-Original Message-
From: Rafael Bleiweiss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 8 August 2003 10:09 a.m.
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: MM Exchange lack of proper nav Suggested Design Change
Sean,
I have created one suggested layout design for the Exchange search results
page
I can't even believe I forgot this...
If there's still going to be a star system, would it not be much more
useful to have the rater post notes as to why they rated it 5 stars, or 2
stars? THIS is the kind of information that would make it worth my time
to even consider the value of the star
A new version of the Exchange has been released today that:
a) lets you page through detail pages ('' and '')
b) lets you navigate back (using Exchange Search in the crumb trail)
and preserves your search data
c) has a number of additional performance and other improvements
Whilst it does not
At 09:43 PM 8/7/03, you wrote:
I have created one suggested layout design for the Exchange search
http://www.brionanet.com/ExhchangeSearchLayoutSuggestion.jpg
I've forwarded this to the Exchange team. Thanx for everyone's
suggestions!
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
AWESOME
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