Hi,

I'm quite new with openmeetings4 (many thanks to Maxim and  Alvaro and
others for their precious help and... patience) and these symboles for
user camera and microphone were a little bit disappointing. I had to
explain to the users it was what they can do, not the state.

So newbie vote fot Ed. :-)

Patrick

Le 27/03/2020 à 11:22, Maxim Solodovnik a écrit :
> Well
>
> To implement this I need to swap 2 lines of code
> No problem at all if community will approve this
>
> On Fri, 27 Mar 2020 at 17:19, <i...@bureau-de-poste.net
> <mailto:i...@bureau-de-poste.net>> wrote:
>
>     Hello everyone,
>
>     I love this software 5.0.0 M3 (running on Ubuntu 18.04) with KMS 6.13
>
>     A few questions and an important suggestion:
>
>     1) I have been unable to install this on debian buster so that it
>     works well - can this be done? How? We'd like to be able to use
>     this on buster.
>
>     2) When having inexperienced users test our M3 version (and when
>     testing the M4 version -the same problem exists):
>
>     The left-hand user column symbols for camera and microphone
>     indicate to-do action links, and I think they should indicate
>     actual states - because this is more intuitive and is what users
>     expect.
>
>     So, I suggest instead of showing a microphone with a red circle
>     with a white "x" in it in M3 or an orange old-fashion mic symbol
>     with a slash through it in M4 to indicate that the mic is "ON" and
>     that you have to click on it to turn it "OFF", I suggest that
>     exactly the opposite be shown: the actual state of the feature -
>     that a slash through a symbol (perhaps in grey to double indicate
>     it is off) indicates that it is "OFF" and a colored on symbol or
>     icon without a slash indicates that it is "ON"
>
>     The same suggestion for the camera.
>
>     95 % of user problems that I have encountered result from this.
>     Users see something with a slash through it and they think that
>     means that it is "OFF" or not activated. Why not give users what
>     they expect intuitively rather than force them to behave different
>     than usual for this app?
>
>     I love this app/project, and this is just a friendly suggestion,
>     not criticism.
>
>     best to all
>
>     Ed
>
>
>
> -- 
> WBR
> Maxim aka solomax


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