HI
If there were some specifications for the roadmap entries that the
> design list likes, I would certainly try and implement it. For the
> really near term, I remember somebody mentioning that a specification
> was in progress for the macros dialog; has this progressed since then?
> I would real
If there were some specifications for the roadmap entries that the
design list likes, I would certainly try and implement it. For the
really near term, I remember somebody mentioning that a specification
was in progress for the macros dialog; has this progressed since then?
I would really like to i
Hello
Björn
> As a personal remark to this thread:
> A complete redesign of the interface is not on the agendy of any
> LO-developer
> (as far as I know). So, please do not waste your or anybody elses time with
> creating big pictures. We will get to the point where this is constructive
> -
> but
Hi all,
we can make any survey and I am more than willing to help (Yes, I am even a
psychologist ;) )
BUT:
Just as at least Greg and Christoph said, we will not get anywhere concerning
the issue of this thread by conducting a survey. Normal users will not
understand what we want from them. The
As for including a survey pop up window in 3.5... In theory it's feasible
but perhaps there are other -easier-ways? A blog or tweets by the Design
team and /or TDF might be enough to attract enough testers.
That could be additional, but don't think a majority of LibreOffice
users may even kn
Hello Alexander,
Björn Balazs (in cc) has the experience on surveys and psychology.
As for including a survey pop up window in 3.5... In theory it's feasible
but perhaps there are other -easier-ways? A blog or tweets by the Design
team and /or TDF might be enough to attract enough testers.
Best
On 11/26/2011 02:08 PM, alexander.wilms wrote:
Hi everyone,
Kévin, having this in 3.5 would be very helpful, but it shouldn't be too obstrusive.
Maybe a simple link in the start center, saying "We plan the redesign LibreOffice.
Please help us in the decision process".
does anyone here have ex
Hi everyone,
Kévin, having this in 3.5 would be very helpful, but it shouldn't be too
obstrusive. Maybe a simple link in the start center, saying "We plan the
redesign LibreOffice. Please help us in the decision process".
does anyone here have experience with psychology regarding such surveys?
If this solution is chosen, we could ask for implementation of this
function in LibO 3.5 what do you think ? It should not be very difficult to
do I think. Then, obviously the survey would be online (Usability method
maybe ? It worked great last time). When we know what people can like, we
then cou
here is a proposal. I hate it I don't have any better idea : a popup on
libreoffice asking to feel the survey.
I think, this is the BEST approach. This way instead of relying on a few
sites who may have biased readers we will be able to get inputs from
real users. If the pop-up is convincin
2011/11/26 Swapnil Bhartiya
> On 11/25/2011 07:19 PM, Greg wrote:
>
>> I don't want to rain on your parade but (as a UX practitioner of 20 yrs),
>> surveys are almost the least effective means to validate a UI design,
>> especially if UI behaviour is included in the investigation. A dozen face
>>
On 11/25/2011 07:19 PM, Greg wrote:
I don't want to rain on your parade but (as a UX practitioner of 20 yrs),
surveys are almost the least effective means to validate a UI design,
especially if UI behaviour is included in the investigation. A dozen face to
face interviews supported by static or e
You can talk about mockups all you want none of them will ever be
implemented if you don't write specifications for them. :-)
Charles.
2011/11/26 alexander.wilms
> Hi,
>
> I agree, Paulos mock-up looks very overcrowded, and in my opinion the
> stuff present in the top bar isn't used that ofte
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