Reorderer family of components

[erin yu]

That makes good sense to me.

When I read your email half-way, I thought "how 'bout we call them  
Picture Reorderer, List Reorderer, etc.", then you suggested the same  
idea at the end of your email.

+1

Erin


On 9-Sep-08, at 8:26 PM, Daphne Ogle wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> As I start design for the reorderer in the context of Sakai's
> announcements tool, I realize I'm not sure where the work should live
> in the wiki which leads me to where does it fall in the "family of
> components" for the reorderer.   I think our naming convention could
> use some work and since I need a place to put design work around this
> new context it's forcing the issue.
>
> The reorderer itself doesn't have an interface and thus there isn't
> any UX design in it's space on the wiki.  So then we have the lightbox
> and the layout customizer which use the reorderer.  This new context
> seems to be at the same level as the lightbox and the layout
> customizer -- offsprings of the reorderer.  So what to call this new
> offspring or is it really the same as one of the existing?  Although
> the lightbox and the reordering of announcements both use the "Drag
> and Drop - list ordering design pattern" they are different user
> experiences with one moving thumbnails and the other more like rows in
> a table or a list.  So, I believe this new context it's own child.
> And with the 3rd on the way, I think it's time for some clearer naming
> of our family.
>
> Here's a suggestion that is more closely aligned with our naming for
> the inline edit family but I would love to hear other thoughts (my
> suggestion is quite boring!).
>
> Family name:  Reorderers
> Children:
> Thumbnail reorderer (formerly known as the lightbox)
> List reorderer
> Layout reorderer ( or we could stick with "layout customizer" as it
> sounds better and is clearer but then it wouldn't match it's siblings
> names :))
>
> What do you all think?
>
> Daphne Ogle
> Senior Interaction Designer
> University of California, Berkeley
> Educational Technology Services
> daphne at media.berkeley.edu
> cell (510)847-0308
>
>
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