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+ | =About the project= | ||
'''FLUX UI''', or '''FLUX User Interface''', is a user interface design proposal for OpenOffice.org initially developed by Joshua Martin, Stephan Ruben, and Mikko Lehmitsolo but whose development has grown to be a community effort. The ongoing mantra, or constitution, of the development process has been the three statements as follows: | '''FLUX UI''', or '''FLUX User Interface''', is a user interface design proposal for OpenOffice.org initially developed by Joshua Martin, Stephan Ruben, and Mikko Lehmitsolo but whose development has grown to be a community effort. The ongoing mantra, or constitution, of the development process has been the three statements as follows: | ||
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* Don't focus on a single UI element (i.e. Ribbon, Menus, Tabs) - use a hybrid of elements so that the information is displayed in the most appropriate way. | * Don't focus on a single UI element (i.e. Ribbon, Menus, Tabs) - use a hybrid of elements so that the information is displayed in the most appropriate way. | ||
− | Anyone is welcome to contribute | + | =Contact Us or Contribute= |
+ | Anyone is welcome to contribute. Your comments and questions will reach us at either e-mail address, and are more likely to be considered than contacting us individually. | ||
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+ | {| class="prettytable" border="1" width ="100%" | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | !Communication Channel | ||
+ | !Address | ||
+ | !Information | ||
+ | |||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |E-Mail | ||
+ | |flux-control-panel@googlegroups.com<br>ui@ux.openoffice.org | ||
+ | |Contact just the flux group<br>Contact the Renaissance Projects User Experience Group | ||
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+ | |- | ||
+ | |IRC | ||
+ | |irc.freenode.net #ux.openoffice.org | ||
+ | |Weekly meetings are held on Monday morning at 10AM EST (-5:00), though you may be able to find us floating around the channel during other hours. | ||
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+ | |} | ||
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+ | =The Concept= | ||
+ | ==Current Image== | ||
+ | [[Image:Writer_horizontal_accordion4.png|776px|thumb|center|One version of FLUX UI (Last Updated on February, 17th 2009)]] | ||
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+ | ==Specific Ideas== | ||
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+ | |- | ||
+ | ! Concept Title | ||
+ | ! Image | ||
+ | ! Explanation | ||
+ | ! Comments & Suggestions | ||
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+ | |- | ||
+ | | Accordian Toolbar | ||
+ | | | ||
+ | | Explanation of the Accordian Toolbar | ||
+ | | | ||
+ | |||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | Image-Strip Scrollbar | ||
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+ | | The image strip scrollbar is a vertical set of thumbnail images positioned to the left of the vertical scrollbar. This image strip allows the user to navigate their document with more precision. Features of the I-S S are; | ||
+ | *a variable width based on the length of the document | ||
+ | **including a width that collapses the image strip when a certain document length is reached | ||
+ | *a window that shows the current zoom being used | ||
+ | *right click access to zoom options | ||
+ | *an icon to collapse the image strip to a scrollbar, as a means of saving screen real estate | ||
+ | * | ||
+ | | | ||
+ | |||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | Tabs | ||
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+ | |- | ||
+ | | Example Row | ||
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+ | |} | ||
− | [ | + | ==Current Color Palette== |
+ | The current color palette is in the process of being assembled. Possible considerations for the color palette include the [http://ui.openoffice.org/VisualDesign/OOo_galaxy.html User Interface: Visual Design Groups work with the Galaxy Icon Palette]. | ||
− | + | =Files= | |
− | * [[Image:Writer.odg]] | + | * [[Image:Writer.odg]]: Original OpenOffice.org Draw file created by Joshua Martin. Includes most of the work throughout the life of FLUX UI.) |
[[Category:UX Idea]] | [[Category:UX Idea]] |
Revision as of 16:02, 17 February 2009
Contents
About the project
FLUX UI, or FLUX User Interface, is a user interface design proposal for OpenOffice.org initially developed by Joshua Martin, Stephan Ruben, and Mikko Lehmitsolo but whose development has grown to be a community effort. The ongoing mantra, or constitution, of the development process has been the three statements as follows:
- The document is the most important UI element.
- Don't show the user what he/she doesn't need at the moment (context sensitivity).
- Don't focus on a single UI element (i.e. Ribbon, Menus, Tabs) - use a hybrid of elements so that the information is displayed in the most appropriate way.
Contact Us or Contribute
Anyone is welcome to contribute. Your comments and questions will reach us at either e-mail address, and are more likely to be considered than contacting us individually.
Communication Channel | Address | Information |
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flux-control-panel@googlegroups.com ui@ux.openoffice.org |
Contact just the flux group Contact the Renaissance Projects User Experience Group | |
IRC | irc.freenode.net #ux.openoffice.org | Weekly meetings are held on Monday morning at 10AM EST (-5:00), though you may be able to find us floating around the channel during other hours. |
The Concept
Current Image
Specific Ideas
Concept Title | Image | Explanation | Comments & Suggestions |
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Accordian Toolbar | Explanation of the Accordian Toolbar | ||
Image-Strip Scrollbar | The image strip scrollbar is a vertical set of thumbnail images positioned to the left of the vertical scrollbar. This image strip allows the user to navigate their document with more precision. Features of the I-S S are;
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Tabs | |||
Example Row |
Current Color Palette
The current color palette is in the process of being assembled. Possible considerations for the color palette include the User Interface: Visual Design Groups work with the Galaxy Icon Palette.
Files
- File:Writer.odg: Original OpenOffice.org Draw file created by Joshua Martin. Includes most of the work throughout the life of FLUX UI.)