LibreOffice Design Team
LibreOffice Design TeamJan Holesovsky kendy@collabora.com 1 / 20
Who is the Design/UX Team Group of people who love LibreOffice & UX / Design No rigid structure– Just do design / UX related stuff in LibreOffice,and you are part of the Design team :-)IRC, bugzilla, git repository, mailing list–#libreoffice-design on FreeNode as the primarycommunication channel–design@global.libreoffice.org–Weekly G hangouts to discuss2 / 20
Design Team Concepts Platform for conflict resolution Results oriented Effective communication Inclusive nature Open to change3 / 20
Conflict Resolution In many cases, people have different views what isbetter in UX / Design To resolve, we try to find consensus If that fails, we search for: –Usage statistics / patterns–HIG – building our own now (previously GNOME)If there is a code contribution, don't block it–Revert in the worst case4 / 20
Results Oriented Task is finished when in the git repository– Everybody is encouraged to push his/herimprovements himself/herself! :-)Gerrit, the (code) review system– We are not here to project crystal castles thatnobody would be able to implementNeeds a bit of technical knowledge; still thesetup is easy, low entry barrierDon't worry, we'll gladly help you should you havetrouble setting it up5 / 20
Effective Communication Avoid bikeshedding! Bugzilla is usually the entry point– But that can easily become a long discussion– People reporting problems / feature requests / Important to move it to a faster media (IRC/call)Weekly G hangouts–Everybody welcome, open to all–Get early to #libreoffice-design on FreeNodebefore the meeting to get the invite6 / 20
Inclusive Nature Maybe you don't even know you are part of thedesign team ;-)– We collect & report weekly about all UX / Designimprovements that happened in the LibreOfficegit repositoryAll contributions much appreciated7 / 20
Open to Change Changing user interaction is hard– Necessary to be careful about breaking ofexisting workflowsBut cleanups / removal of (access to) features isimportantIf something looks like a good idea–Do it – and watch for problem reports–Revert if we get push-back8 / 20
In ActionAnd 5.0 onlycontinuesthe trend.9 / 20
Icons: Sifr and Breeze Sifr thanks to: Ahmad H. Al Harthi, Issa Alkurtass,Matthias Freund, Norah A. Abanumay and moreBreeze: A completely new theme thanks to UriHerrera (Nitrux, S. A.), Andreas Kainz (KDE e. V.),Jonathan Riddell (Kubuntu), Jan Holešovský(Collabora), Yousuf Philips, and Andrew Dent10 / 20
Templates Coding thanks to: Efe Gürkan Yalaman, GSoCNew templates thanks to: Alexander Wilms,Edmund Laugasson, Jun NOGATA, MichaelKovarik, Péter Szathmáry, Zirk11 / 20
Reworked Toolbars All the toolbars reworked to contain the most usedfeatures: Jay PhilipsChange tracking toolbar thanks to: SamuelMehrbrodt, Jay Philips12 / 20
Improved Context Menus Thanks to: Jeffrey Stedfast, Yousuf Philips, BabuVincent, Samuel Mehrbrodt13 / 20
New Color Selector Thanks to: Krisztian Pinter (GSoC 2014), TomažVajngerl, Maxim Monastirsky, Adolfo JaymeBarrientos14 / 20
Better Dropdown in Toolbars Thanks to: Maxim Monastirsky, Yousuf Philips, JanHolesovsky15 / 20
Improved Work with Styles Style dropdowns thanks to:Szymon Kłos, Samuel MehrbrodtStyle previews in the sidebarthanks to: Tomaž Vajngerl,Collabora16 / 20
Crop an Image Now it is possible to crop images using mouse,thanks to: Philippe Jung17 / 20
What's Next No strict schedule, depends on what people areworking on (and if they finish that)Help appreciated – if you are interested in hackingthe UI, let us know, we have many easy & harderprogramming & non-programming tasksDesign UX roadmap–Work in progress we know of – Jay is trackingthe status18 / 20
Help Appreciated Non-programming– Improving icons, improving dialogs, collectingusability feedback, reorganizing menus, Programming–Wide range of interesting bits to work on – fromone line easy hacks, to large reworks–Easy Hacks with topic "UI"Join #libreoffice-design on irc.freenode.net, andwe'll help you get started19 / 20
How to Get Involved design@global.libreoffice.org #libreoffice-design on irc.freenode.net https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Design Weekly meetings – via G hangouts / phone Or just participate in one of our Design contests!Join us – it's fun! :-)20 / 20
2 / 20 Who is the Design/UX Team Group of people who love LibreOffice & UX / Design No rigid structure - Just do design / UX related stuff in LibreOffice, and you are part of the Design team :-) IRC, bugzilla, git repository, mailing list - #libreoffice-design on FreeNode as the primary communication channel - design@global.libreoffice.org - Weekly G hangouts to discuss
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