Re: [Design-team] F13 Artwork Process

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On Wednesday 28 October 2009 10:59:52 Nicu Buculei wrote:
> On 10/28/2009 11:33 AM, Martin Sourada wrote:
> > I think the F12 schedule worked rather well, we slipped a few times a
> > few days or a week and skipped most of the wallpaper refreshes -- I
> > think it's unnecessary to have that many wallpaper refreshes. I've tried
> > to keep in sync with our work the Key milestones [1] so you can compare
> > what we did in time and when we did it.
> 
> A characteristic of this cycle was we had some *very good* designs *very
> early* in the process, we got complacent about them and a long period of
> inactivity occurred (this is why I think we missed refreshes).
> Then close to the Beta we tried a refreshed look and post-beta due to
> *some* fedback, a major and unexpected refresh occurred.

Indeed! I totally agree with you. So we need more feedback - probably through 
more refreshes for alpha, more communication out of design team. It's really 
too late in time after beta (that's was one problem with F12 schedules - it 
was bad communicated what does it mean alpha and beta for F12 - beta is now 
practically final release, release candidate). 

> > If there's a calendar instance at our sites (I remember folks were
> > talking about it on infra, but don't know whether they implemented it),
> > it would nice to load the schedule there -- calendar with highlights is
> > faster to follow than table with dates and not everyone uses one
> > himself.
> 
> For the last few releases we have a recurrent motif: some key decision
> makers stay silent for most of the development cycle and very late in
> the process complain and require a complete (or at least major)
> redesign. This is a serious bug in our process.
> 
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