slides & notes:
https://ifrik.gitlab.io/drupal-improving-core-ux/
Who is the user?
Why should we bother?
building something for others to use
preparing the site to match the design
working on the production site
creating and managing content on a production site
First list all user accounts
First go to the layout of the whole site
First list all articles, pages, etc.
We teach users detours
instead providing a predictable structure.
Do we want to teach that to our clients as well?
Give us feedback for re-structuring the Admin menu |
can remove any block from the site.
can change the default language of the vocabulary.
also gets 10 Configuration pages without admin items.
"But the permission table is already sooooo long..."
"I'm happy to sit down for 12 hours to write code
but I'm not spending 30 minutes to write down a help text."
Is it for other developers, for site builders, or for end users?
What are the different types UI texts anyway?
Where? | What & how often? |
Help page | Once to understand how it works |
On admin page | A few times as reminder |
Page titles, labels, field description | Every time to navigate and use forms |
We have coding standards, why not UI text standards?
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