On Fri, 2011-06-10 at 14:06 -0400, MÃirÃn Duffy wrote: > Hi folks! > > We've been ramping back up on the UI redesign discussions for Anaconda > that we'd originally had in Tempe back in January [1, 2] over the past > 2-3 weeks so I wanted to: > > * Provide some status on how that's going so far > > * Introduce you to the designers involved > > * Outline a design approach for to continuing to move forward > > * Kindly ask for your feedback :) Awesome! Thanks for organizing and creating mock-ups. Just a general comment about the buttons used for different screens. The main hub screen appropriately has a 'Quit' and 'Install' button. My expectation was that only the hub would allow for 'Quit' and 'Install', so that seems right on the money. The UI mock-ups for various detailed configuration screen (aka spokes) also have 'Quit', 'Cancel' and 'Save/Apply' buttons. Following the lead of the GNOME3 control-center design, would it make more sense for the detailed configuration screens to only have a 'Back' button? Any changes in those screens are activated immediately, there is no need to 'Save' or 'Apply' changes. Thoughts/concerns? Thanks, James
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