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Nicolas Pastorino
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Friday 11 December 2009 7:04:59 am
This is the discussion for the second round. The first round of feedback gathering happened here : http://share.ez.no/forums/discussions/administration-interface-refresh-tell-us-what-you-think
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Gaetano Giunta
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Saturday 12 December 2009 3:27:06 am
Plz make the screenshot image a link to a 100% size version of the same. It's a bit small for olde people like me. In particular, I have a hard time finding in that image: - drag left menu width (is it the bottom-right corner of the treemenu box?) - hidden right menu: it just seems to be cut off-screenshot - or the icon to make it appear/disappear is in bad shape? - the "tabs for showing stuff of current item" and "buttons toolbar at atop" are gone or just not implemented yet? Other ideas: - nice idea for on-hover menus for children items. It should apply of course to all 'left-click context menus' - hide lang selector drop downs for edit item and add child, they take up too much space. They should be appearing when user hovers mouse over the corresponding action button (2 clicks saved!!) - or be converted to a flag that takes up less space - the "manage versions" link could become a tab in itself of the full object view - even though that would be a lot of work... Last but not least, a question: with all this css/js goodiness, are going to improve or break WCAG compliance?
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Piotrek Karaś
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Sunday 13 December 2009 11:19:42 pm
Could you please verify and update the installation instructions? In my case, I'm totally lacking any structure to the interface. Full svn checkout doesn't seem to behave well, either.
Thanks,
Piotrek
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Magnus Hellman
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Monday 14 December 2009 3:32:55 am
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Could you please verify and update the installation instructions? In my case, I'm totally lacking any structure to the interface. Full svn checkout doesn't seem to behave well, either.
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It works for me and here's what I did: (while inside <ezroot>/design) svn co http://pubsvn.ez.no/nextgen/trunk/design/admin2/ admin2 and then changed SiteDesign ini setting for the admin siteaccess to admin2.
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Steven E. Bailey
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Monday 14 December 2009 6:21:48 am
I've got the same problem as Piotrek (I think) with a plain site. I have no structure at all - and I get an error "jquery not defined"... which would do it I suspect. So, what is missing - is there a list of extensions that have to be installed too (like ezjscore)? Or, do I HAVE to install ezwebin/ezflow et. al. to test this?
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Steven E. Bailey
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Monday 14 December 2009 6:29:49 am
That was it - I added ezjscore.
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Piotrek Karaś
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Monday 14 December 2009 6:54:34 am
Kind'a obvious ;) Thanks
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Bruce Morrison
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Monday 14 December 2009 3:28:10 pm
Some thoughts on taking a step back and thinking about who the changes are for and how they help that person accomplish their tasks. http://www.stuffandcontent.com/2009/12/ez-publish-admin-redesign-think-of.html
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Morten Zetlitz
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Tuesday 15 December 2009 3:32:03 am
I agree with Bruce here, the target audience is important and it seems they are somewhat forgotten. Although the prototype looks good, I did e.g. see on some earlier sketches a tabbed interface on node information (might be wrong impression) and it would be a killer of anyone in need of a complete view of all the information (like what is possible today) We have so many excellent tools at our disposal as professionals in the web industry. I bet us partners and eZ has gathered a certain amount of data over the years that can fuel an excellent UX process. What about doing a simple thing like creating some personas and using them as red lines through the process? I am personally a drop dropdowns guy, although I see the need for those now and then. However, many things can be done without dropdown bonanzas and will give the user a better view of all the information at his/her disposal.
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André R.
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Tuesday 15 December 2009 3:52:37 am
tabbed interface on node information (might be wrong impression) and it would be a killer of anyone in need of a complete view of all the information (like what is possible today)
It hasn't been implemented yet since several voiced they they didn't like it. So I'll leave it to the new UI guy to decice on it and potentially implement it like proposed by @Gerhard as well if it makes sense.
But it'll definitely get my vote, as I'm tired of enable / disable them since I don't like having to scroll so much to see the children but on the same time I occasionally need to see some or several of the info boxes as well.
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Stephen Martin
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Wednesday 16 December 2009 1:44:42 pm
Please add some larger screenshots so we can actually see the proposed designs, you know, click for larger version.
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André R.
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Thursday 17 December 2009 6:52:37 am
Done, also added the screen shoot of edit interface in full screen mode from Santa ;)
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Jérôme Vieilledent
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Thursday 17 December 2009 7:16:30 am
Policy check for tabs and left menu at last ! :)
Will it be also possible to add items to existing left menu (in setup tab for example)
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André R.
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Thursday 17 December 2009 7:44:55 am
> Will it be also possible to add items to existing left menu (in setup tab for example) Yes, that was added a month ago, see menu.ini and look for "Leftmenu_" for definitions of all menus (also for content tab just like in user tab).
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Fredrik Ardmar
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Monday 21 December 2009 5:45:49 am
Hi A few comments to handling input forms
- Possibility for tooltips/help
- Client side validation.
- Now the fields are also very long, this is kind of confusing when entering short text for example. The size of the field should ideally reflect the amount of content needed.
- For me the alignment of the label above the actual input field just feels more complex. A more standard layout with first label and then the input field uses the horizontal space better and also avoids too "long" forms.
All for now but will try to give some more general comments later.
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H-Works Agency
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Monday 21 December 2009 7:20:24 am
Very nice. It looks simpler, lighter, quicker. It only misses a theme (but maybe its just a functional layout). Would be great to have an admin siteaccess theme chooser. The current back-office theme is great but looks a little sad and boring now...after 4 years of work on it.
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Tony Wood
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Tuesday 22 December 2009 12:50:37 pm
Hi, It is great to see the admin progressing. Could an environment be setup so editors and other who use the admin but do not use SVN can review and give comment. so newadmin.share.ez.no or something. This would be great and give another perspective on the the interface. Thanks Tony
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Bruce Morrison
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Wednesday 23 December 2009 12:41:44 am
I've put together an extension version of the new admin interface. See http://www.stuffandcontent.com/2009/12/ez-publish-admin-prototype-extension.html
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Håvard Bergersen
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Thursday 07 January 2010 10:34:09 am
I agree with alot of the stuff that has been said on the forum. I Like @Gerhards idea. Maybe some sort of drag/drop(jquery) solution on changing priority on subitems?
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André R.
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Friday 08 January 2010 10:46:13 am
@Martin: Yes, theme is not implemented yet. Started a bit on it this week(see bellow) but will get more done next week now that the UI guy is up to speed.
@Tony: trunk is a moving target, so not something we have setup on a live site I'm afraid currently. There is a user story for it I think, so maybe for 4.4. @All: Small update on current progress can be found in these images:
Login: http://twitpic.com/x869j
Content: http://twitpic.com/x86ch
So there is currently a toolbar for actions, but I think we will skip that sometime next week and do something else (mix of 1. prototype tab idea and having the buttons in the box they kind of belong: edit/move/remove on node and create on sub items).
Also some cleanup work has gone into the drag & drop sorting code in ezwt (website toolbar), and will hopefully be easy to merge to admin2. It's yui 3.0 based, but that is not negative at all (it's very solid).
BUT: Would you expect and drag & drop interface to store the actions automatically or not? pro: fully ajaxed, cons: could be annoying as it breaks with how the rest of the interface works.
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