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First pass at sub-bar redesign. #1245
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This may be a sub-bar redesign, but it’s certainly not a sub-par redesign……………
Anyway left a few comments, nothing major!
<span | ||
className="sub-bar__button" | ||
onClick={onPopOutProject} | ||
>Full screen</span> |
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I find the icons more usable here (the eye finds what it’s looking for more quickly if it doesn’t have to read the words). And I have never noticed students finding them unintuitive. Have you?
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Just looking for ways to increase overall clarity and discoverability. Anecdotally I see a lot of students don't know that those icons are even actions at all, let alone what they do. Would you be averse to icon + text?
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:root { | |||
--color-low-contrast-gray: #eee; | |||
--color-chrome: #e2e2e2; | |||
--color-border: #bbb; |
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do we really need another gray tone?
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I'd say yes. I tried the existing ones but they looked ugly and too pronounced.
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.sub-bar { | ||
box-shadow: var(--box-shadow); | ||
font-size: var(--font-size-menu); |
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I think we need a new name for this font size variable!
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Perhaps. It's becoming a general goto "base" font-size.
border-left: 0.1em solid var(--color-border); | ||
padding: 0 1em; | ||
height: var(--size-sub-bar); | ||
line-height: var(--size-sub-bar); |
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Can we not use percentages here?
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/** @define notification-list */ | |||
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.notification-list__notification { | |||
margin: 0.2rem 0; | |||
font-size: var(--font-size-menu); |
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This seems unrelated to the other stuff in here?
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Somewhat. Kinda rolling it into general "chrome/menu/etc." design tweaks to reign in the sizing and spacing of everything and make things look more standard. Would you be totally averse to keeping it in here?
Made some comments. Will shoot over changes soon. But any thoughts on how to fix those errors? I don't see how that's not valid BEM syntax. |
@iamnickvolpe ah sorry I forgot to address that originally—you just have a typo in the |
@iamnickvolpe any interest in picking this back up? would love to see these designs give a little bit of a “fresh new look” for the new school year! |
This is the first part of a story to add some more functionality to editor labels, which includes a notification about poorly-formatted code and the ability to fix it.