[TYPO3-hci] Position of close and delete button
Jens Hoffmann
jens at typo3.org
Tue Apr 15 09:03:44 CEST 2008
Hy,
@Tapio: Thanks for the little AD-Break ... :)
@Franz: You may misunderstand me ..
1. Tutorial:
There will be tutorials in the future and
In the future tutorials there could than
be a big inconsistence.
2. Standard vs. flexibility:
Most of the current usability problems are
based on the miss treaded flexibility thoughts
of TYPO3 developer. So what I decently will
try to avoid are concepts like these in the
future. I think it is better to have one good
standard behavior instad of 5 different ways
to do the same thing. This is a old and very
often proved usability rule.
And we would waste a lot of time to make things,
more than really needed, flexible.
Could you change the position/order of the Windows
Minimize-, Maximize- and Close- Button? No, not
in default only with some dirty "utility's".
Sorry to be so rude, but this is really
a TYPO3 pain topic (Standard) for me. :)
Greez Jens
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Jens Hoffmann
[TYPO3 - HCI Team Leader]
[DKD - Creative Director]
eMail: jens at typo3.org
Skype: WrYBiT
Franz Koch wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> This is how I thought is was all ready done.
>> But, I think there is one big problem:
>> A tutorial and depending screen shots
>> will be wrong if this is configurable.
>> So I'm not 100% if this is good of bad.
>
> hmm, which tutorial video or core tutorial/manual was updated to reflect
> the current skin and version of TYPO3? This is no argument for me. I'd
> really like to see those buttons configurable. So there could be a
> windows-like skin and f.e. a mac style skin that also reflects the
> buttonorder of the OS.
>
> I don't get it anyway why new features aren't coded to be flexible by
> default. I mean - it's no big deal in 90% of the features to add a hook
> or a configurable switch. But I think I don't have to understand core devs.
>
> --
> regards,
> Franz
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