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The rationale for the "done" UX is that there's validation too. If you allocate too much time it'll warn ya before saving. 6 hours is a bit much default IMO, n
by maxkrieger 10y ago
The rationale for the "done" UX is that there's validation too. If you allocate too much time it'll warn ya before saving.
6 hours is a bit much default IMO, not everyone is a freelancer/workaholic.
- kbutler 10y ago> not everyone is a freelancer/workaholic. No, most people work 8 hour days... And I second the issue with clicking Done - I wanted to set up a work week, and clicked Monday's time slot, started typing (keystrokes didn't go anywhere), clicked the hour time entry, then could enter 8 hours. Repeated for each work day, then clicked Done for Friday, and saw that it lost all the other day entries, and I had to go back through the process of setting up times on M-Th... Then decided I'd come look at this another time.