The usability testing seems to say that the users assume the home folder
shortcut is what you use to open the dash. What about getting the file
browsing functionality ready for oneiric and making that shortcut the dash
shortcut?
On Aug 15, 2011 12:46 PM, "topdownjimmy" wrote:
> Does anybody know a
Does anybody know all the justifications behind this change, versus
some other way of solving the "Dash/Home Button isn't obvious" problem
(http://design.canonical.com/2011/04/unity-benchmark-usability-april-2011/)?
The bug report (http://pad.lv/764771) doesn't seem to have any
discussion attached
I believe it was moved from the top to make applications integrate more
gracefully with the top bar. Instead of the window controls not being at the
edge of the screen as they would have been if the application was maximized
but wasn't because of BUB, they now are, which lets it integrate much less
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On 08/12/2011 09:20 PM, M. Adnan Quaium wrote:
> 1. May be we can introduce an animated spinning Ubuntu-logo (like a wheel)
> which spins all the time to attract the user and stops spinning at mouse
> hovering. Or a 3D rotating Ubuntu-button can b
2011/8/12 Enrico Carafa
> I have some idea-solution for BUB:
> 1. Show a popup beside the launcher at the first start after the
> installation that encourages the user to click it.
> 2. Use an attractive color combination of the button for make it stand out
> from the other buttons.
> 3. Show a s
On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 3:50 PM, Dylan McCall wrote:
> I'm sure it's getting a different style at some point, but the use of
> the Ubuntu logo seems a little odd to me with it in the launcher. I'm
> already running Ubuntu, so why would I click to run it again? It kind
> of works against the feel o
I'm sure it's getting a different style at some point, but the use of
the Ubuntu logo seems a little odd to me with it in the launcher. I'm
already running Ubuntu, so why would I click to run it again? It kind
of works against the feel of the launcher at the moment. Would
something like a Plus sign
I have some idea-solution for BUB:
1. Show a popup beside the launcher at the first start after the
installation that encourages the user to click it.
2. Use an attractive color combination of the button for make it stand out
from the other buttons.
3. Show a slide during the installation to inform
I have to agree - the BUB ("Big Ubuntu Button") was a surprise, and I have
to agree with what you're saying here.
With that being said, I like suggestion #4 the most - it makes it a little
more obvious.
Cheers,
James Gifford
http://jamesrgifford.com
On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 2:20 PM, M. Adnan Quai
On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 2:20 PM, M. Adnan Quaium
wrote:
> With the recent Unity update, the Ubuntu's 'circle of friends' button has
> changed it's place from the left of the top panel to the top of the
> Launcher. It seems a great move to me if the usability is considered. But to
> my view, there
With the recent Unity update, the Ubuntu's 'circle of friends' button has
changed it's place from the left of the top panel to the top of the
Launcher. It seems a great move to me if the usability is considered. But to
my view, there is one problem with the new arrangement. I don't think the
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