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== [[Design Team/Proposals/Journal#Datastore|Datastore]] == | == [[Design Team/Proposals/Journal#Datastore|Datastore]] == | ||
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[[Image:journal_tag_dir_styles.jpg|center|Tag styles]] | [[Image:journal_tag_dir_styles.jpg|center|Tag styles]] | ||
− | + | == [[Design Team/Proposals/Journal/Toolbar and palettes | Toolbar and palettes]] == | |
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+ | See Gary Martin's mockups, such as this: | ||
+ | [[Image:journal_mockup_gary_tags_gradient_palette.png|centre|640px|link=Design Team/Proposals/Journal/Toolbar and palettes|Tag fill colour is graduated from white to grey based on the tag frequency. Not sure we want to introduce a new 'colour' language but thought a mock-up would be worth it (though it's certainly the most visually clear indication of frequency given the space). Also works with white text and grey to black fill.]] | ||
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− | == GMail-style tag view == | + | == [[Design Team/Proposals/Journal#GMail-style tag view |GMail-style tag view]] == |
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Tags drag-and-drop-able from a left-side palette. | Tags drag-and-drop-able from a left-side palette. | ||
[[Image:journal_mockup_cscott.png|thumb|center|640px|GMail-inspired Journal mockup.]] | [[Image:journal_mockup_cscott.png|thumb|center|640px|GMail-inspired Journal mockup.]] |
Latest revision as of 14:16, 27 October 2011
Journal NewUI
Datastore
- See Sascha Silbe's version support project specifically datastore-redesign (click the raw blob data link at the top of the page to see the HTML rendered in your browser), and this mailing list thread, or this compilation of the discussion in context with the proposal document.
Tags under titles
CSA: If you incorporate ordered tags, based on filesystem paths, they could look like this:
Toolbar and palettes
See Gary Martin's mockups, such as this:
GMail-style tag view
Tags drag-and-drop-able from a left-side palette.