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[Olga Kemmet <1361132@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This will be addressed with updated visuals.

** Summary changed:

- New lockscreen design is not consistent with our UX patterns
+ [lockscreen] new design is not consistent with our UX patterns

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Title:
  [lockscreen] new design is not consistent with our UX patterns

Status in Ubuntu UX bugs:
  Fix Committed
Status in “unity8” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  The new lockscreen design features an X at the bottom of the screen, http://i.imgur.com/JORXscB.png
  What does the X mean?

  It appears that if you click on it it goes back to the welcome screen.

  I find the X triggering an action that is not hinted, someone could
  guess the X is to clear the passcode (at this point it would better be
  placed next to the passcode entry).

  If we want to quit the lockscreen, we might want to put a back button
  where we usually have in our designs: next to the top left of the
  header (otherwise we should making it clearer with a button with
  "Close" label).

  Either way, I find the placement unfortunate next to the emergency
  call button too. On SIM PIN, there's at least a symmetrical ✓ on the
  right.

  In the case of SIM PIN, this X also results in "Skip" and not
  "Cancel", so it's even more confusing.

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