Hi David,

Teriffic piece of work!

Some feedback, some criticism, and some questions out of curiosity:

   1. Did you find yourself having to write a lot of custom js plugin code?
   
   2. Are you planning to package everything as a CarDo plugin?
      - This probably also answers the question how one later upgrades to a 
      newer version.
      - It also answers what parts are designed to be configurable / 
      extensible and which parts aren't.
      
      3. Rather than be an entire edition defining the entire wiki 
   experience,
   I think I would favor if CarDo was more of a plugin to TiddlyWiki
      - Did you consider this approach and if yes, what made you decide 
      against that?
      - For example, I think all CarDo tabs should be under a main CarDo 
      tab in the sidebar
         - and if one ends up having that open all the time, fine
         
         4. possibly, CarDo could provide its own sidebar or action panel
      - rather than try and squeeze all that stuff into the sidebar
      - perhaps it's also just a matter of styles, e.g. that centered text 
      in the *Tools* tab
         - which I don't find to be a good design choice
         
         5. I tend to agree with Jed, that CarDo would benefit from as 
   little css / style modifications as necessary
      - i.e. for it to look more like a "Stock-TiddlyWiki"
      - for example, I don't quite fancy how the sidebar is fixed and very 
      narrow
      - I find words that wrap anywhere highly off-putting (those veritcal 
         tab buttons in the sidebar)
         - also, switching to a fixed story apparently breaks the layout so 
         that the story covers the sidebar
      - it slightly appears that rather than be mobile friendly you tweaked 
      some core layout elements
      to by default always assume smaller screens
         - e.g. those vertical secondary tabs in the control panel or 
         sidebar
         - I would abstain from such overall UI changes and leave it to 
         everyone else
         to change that as desired and suit their device needs
         - or wait for the core to provide an even more adaptive experience
            - or only apply those changes for a screen size smaller than X 
            pixels
            - in other words, CarDo suggesting new design paradigms appears 
         to me
         to be something that users may not want and so it could be a reason
         why some may refrain from using an otherwise great productivity 
         tool altogether
         
         6. a little bug, I think: scroll to *Project Team* and click *N*
      - scroll back down and see how now *all* tiddlers are 
      erroneously listed as RACI team members
      
      7. I would name the Intake tab simply *New* because that's what it 
   does, it allows to create new pre-defined elements
      - and would make the tab button shorter
      - which would renaming the tab *Tiddlers* to *Core* likewise achieve
         
         8. Are you planning a documentation edition for CarDo?
      - I believe intermingling demo data and instructions in one go isn't 
      quite the best approach
      - for example: How to change the RACI 
      <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Responsibility_assignment_matrix> 
      pattern to one's personal preference / needs?
   9. I would also very much want an empty edition w/o any demo setup / 
   tiddlers at all.
   
Personally, I probably won't be using CarDo,
as xGSD felt slightly overbearing to me.
I would possibly tend to a UX
that does not show everything all the time,
which atm feels overwhelming / distracting to me.

On the other hand, I do understand how it may be quicker
to have all the necessary controls visible at all times
at a defined spot, rather than having to search for that checkbox
burried in some "more CarDo" slider or some bottom-tabs.

On the other hand,
if you think of CarDo more as an extension,
then that's what you would want, e.g. to:

   - know all the bells and whistles of it
      - which make CarDo a gr8 productivity enhancement
   - which are at your fingertips when you need them
   - but *only then*
   - and you know where to find them
      - intuitively so
   
Best wishes,

Tobias.

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