Re:A second look at "no code" tools (2019)
by Wowfunhappy on Monday February 15, 2021 @02:08PM
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I think these are design issues that you could solve with a bit of work. As an example:
> Immediate problem: what if you choose to highlight “new” with purple + underline, but user is already using purple + underline as a part of their text. Do you choose a different color? Or just hope it is “clear from context”?
Well, the first option that comes to my mind is dimming the full display, except for those rectangular regions which contain changes. I don't know if that's actually the design which makes the most sense, but a designer could mock it up as one of many ideas to see which one makes sense. (I work at a graphic design studio, so I'm fairly familiar with this process.)
> Immediate problem: what if you choose to highlight “new” with purple + underline, but user is already using purple + underline as a part of their text. Do you choose a different color? Or just hope it is “clear from context”?
Well, the first option that comes to my mind is dimming the full display, except for those rectangular regions which contain changes. I don't know if that's actually the design which makes the most sense, but a designer could mock it up as one of many ideas to see which one makes sense. (I work at a graphic design studio, so I'm fairly familiar with this process.)