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Existing experience: In the view header area, we have a view title bar, a section subnav, and buttons for the views primary actions. Currently they are stacked with the title bar on top, then the subnav and action buttons below, followed by the view content, like so:
Better experience: We can add some vertical space for the content and simplify the information structure in the view by moving the action buttons to the title bar, and 🔥 the subnav (which is redundant now because of the sidebar nav, and often confusingly inconsistent with the sidebar nav).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Another affordance I have seen work is to de-emphasize the actions except when the specific row has focus.
When the user "selects" the row, that row is highlighted and then the actions are made more apparent.
This can be done by making the actions invisible until the highlighting, or just changing their opacity.
Existing experience: In the view header area, we have a view title bar, a section subnav, and buttons for the views primary actions. Currently they are stacked with the title bar on top, then the subnav and action buttons below, followed by the view content, like so:
Better experience: We can add some vertical space for the content and simplify the information structure in the view by moving the action buttons to the title bar, and 🔥 the subnav (which is redundant now because of the sidebar nav, and often confusingly inconsistent with the sidebar nav).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: