Hey Kirk. On Sat, Aug 23, 2014 at 6:52 PM, Kirk Bridger <kirk@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > As someone with more UX skills than artwork skills I'm not really seeing > the UX requests from applications coming through our ticket system (and > I'm not on IRC to be honest). > > I've been mostly inactive but listening for some time now. Did I miss > some key requests? The trac list [1] shows very few of these kinds of > requests. Most of these conversations are not happening at all. Since maintainers don't approach designers, I think we need to do this the other way around: Designers should find apps which require design attention, and file bugs about UX problems in them and submit mockups. Some apps which I think could use some design attention: * firewall-config * selinux troubleshooter * gnome-abrt (in this case the maintainer is already listening to design feedback and implementing fixes, which is great, but more design input would be useful) * DevAssistant * I'm aware that in the past work was being done at least on some of these apps, but they have a lot of UX problems which should be addressed in my opinion - and I'm not saying designers who work / worked on these apps do / did a bad job, I'm just saying there's more to be done. And I'm sure there are a lot more apps in Fedora which could use design attention. > > I think the planned FAD, where the team identifies the key services we > perform and where we track requests and current work will help clarify > things a lot. As someone who can only attend in a remote manner I hope > that is set up (I added my name to the wiki page as a remote attendee). > Sure, that is a good plan. > Elad I'm not chiming in because I'm not seeing the conversations - are > they happening on IRC? Workstation specific discussions are mostly held in the fedora-desktop list. -- -Elad Alfassa. _______________________________________________ design-team mailing list design-team@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/design-team
