FROM : Andreas Mayer
DATE : Mon Apr 18 22:58:30 2005
Am 18. Apr 2005 um 21:31 Uhr schrieb Scott Ellsworth:
> 1. Should the table view and the game board be in separate windows?
Depends.
If that map is a common setup then yes. Because there's so much wasted
space in the map view.
If, on the other hand, your typical map would be large enough to fill
the window, I think it's not an issue.
> 2. Should the "color the map" popups be moved to a separate floating
> pallete?
If those colors are more like a preference that is usually only set
once, then yes, definitely.
> If I do that, would that be a good place to put the zoom, filter, and
> type popups currently in the scroll bar?
Those belong to the map view? Then, no. Those are probably used more
often.
More suggestion:
Choose some different colors for the map view. I'd swap that orange
with a light grey.
If you'd divide the grid in rows and columns, it wouldn't be necessary
to write the numbers inside each hex.
I don't know what all those numbers in the table view stand for. But
maybe you could use some more graphical controls. Maybe color coded
marks or something.
Andreas
DATE : Mon Apr 18 22:58:30 2005
Am 18. Apr 2005 um 21:31 Uhr schrieb Scott Ellsworth:
> 1. Should the table view and the game board be in separate windows?
Depends.
If that map is a common setup then yes. Because there's so much wasted
space in the map view.
If, on the other hand, your typical map would be large enough to fill
the window, I think it's not an issue.
> 2. Should the "color the map" popups be moved to a separate floating
> pallete?
If those colors are more like a preference that is usually only set
once, then yes, definitely.
> If I do that, would that be a good place to put the zoom, filter, and
> type popups currently in the scroll bar?
Those belong to the map view? Then, no. Those are probably used more
often.
More suggestion:
Choose some different colors for the map view. I'd swap that orange
with a light grey.
If you'd divide the grid in rows and columns, it wouldn't be necessary
to write the numbers inside each hex.
I don't know what all those numbers in the table view stand for. But
maybe you could use some more graphical controls. Maybe color coded
marks or something.
Andreas
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Scott Ellsworth | Apr 18, 21:31 | |
| John Brownlow | Apr 18, 21:39 | |
| Andreas Mayer | Apr 18, 22:58 |






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