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[Lionel Dricot <ploum@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Hi Anant,

I don't have the time to review your mockups in details but I only
want to tell you that it's great work and exactly the kind of mockups
which are useful for the discussion.

But as Meg pointed out, even before mockup, discussion should happen
of what we are trying to achieve. What are the goals of GTG.

This is our manifesto:
https://live.gnome.org/gtg/manifesto

This manifesto has currently 4 key objectives and, I believe, each
design choice should be done with at least one of those objective in mind.

But, nevertheless, nice work !

Lionel


Le 26/03/12 17:10, Anant Gupta a écrit :
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> Please bear with me for the quality of sketches and try to get the
> UI idea that I want to convey. Note that these sketches may not be
> to scale and only present a rough idea.
> 
> 
> Inline image 3
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> * Replicates Gnome desktop: provides a familiar environment to
> user 1.The Dash: Contains basic and easily accessible
> functionalities. The first thing user would see is the big add
> button to add a task. If a task is selected already(shaded),
> pressing the add button would a sub task. Also other functions like
> delete, edit, gtg options, exit. More to be added. I haven't yet
> included the backends button and other functionalities that are in
> the current one, but will do so very soon. Extended functionality
> to be included: Bug reporting from within the application. The bug
> report can be prepared as a task. The options (second last icon)
> would carry the customization options for gtg. A theme can be
> included in the background.
> 
> 2. The way the tasks are displayed would be something same like
> alba has proposed. Initially all tasks are displayed according to
> the last edited. The search bar is added, like in the Gnome
> desktop. The search results are displayed here, int the main task
> viewer. 3. These are the panels, which act like sidebars. The
> panels are categorized as schedule, tags, priority, and (more to be
> added). They display the no. of tasks under each category. 
> Selecting any individual panel, or a category form any panel,
> would change the main task viewer(2) and tab it according to the
> categories: Inline image 2
> 
> When the add new task button is clicked, the new task form opens in
> main viewer (2):
> 
> Inline image 4
> 
> The tags are colored and tint shade on every task depends on the
> priority allotted to it.
> 
> Suggestions and modifications are welcome. Please note that I
> haven't gone into much detail regrading the needs, as per bugs
> reported. I just basically wanted to give an outline of gtg UI that
> would match the Gnome style. I'm myself new to designing.
> 
> Anant
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