Feedback about Breadcrumb Navigation stuff.

Marco Martin notmart at gmail.com
Sat Aug 28 20:39:17 CEST 2010


On Saturday 28 August 2010, Stephen Kelly wrote:
> Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> > On Friday, August 27, 2010, Bart Cerneels wrote:
> >> The breadcrumb items (Home, kdabtest2, Inbox) look the same as the
> >> selection items (Tasks, Journals, etc) *
> > 
> > that was precisely my thought as well..
> 
> This is already a misunderstanding. In the screenshot the selected item is
> "Inbox", "kdabtest2" is one level up from that, and "Tasks" etc are
> children of "Inbox". Only one breadcrumb item ("kdabtest2" here) is ever
> shown currently, though that might change in the future (If an item has
> few or no child items, we'll show more breadcrumbs rather than leave empty
> space below). "Home" is not a breadcrumb, but a always-there way to get
> back to the invisible root of the tree. If "Contacts" had two child
> folders (it doesn't otherwise you would see a plus) and I clicked it what
> I would see is this:

uhm, inbox should be indented compared to kdabtest2, and tasks notes etc 
indented compared to inbox (with bullet points)

home if it's a separate action to always get to the root, should look like a 
pushbutton


>   Home |
> Inbox  |
> --------
> Contacts
> --------
> Sub1   |
> Sub2   |
> 
> I would be interested to know if this is clear to people who used it, and
> not only saw videos and screenshots. I think the animations really help
> too.
> 
> Please checkout and build this:
> 
> svn+ssh://svn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kdepim/runtime/qml/kde/tests/qmlbr
> eadcrumbnavigation
> 
> It's a self contained Qt only (4.7) test case which you can use to navigate
> around and try out.

in this test there is the same problem, it's hard to tell what the items mean 
without looking at the treeview
with a bit of indentation and a back icon (a left facing arrow or an undo 
icon) near the label of the button that goes one level up (an uhm.. one-level 
breadcrumb?) would be more clear s well


Cheers,
Marco Martin


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