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> If nothing requires my attention, then why make a screen in the first place ? Of course something requires your attention, the content of the screen. But if
by anoncake 8y ago
> If nothing requires my attention, then why make a screen in the first place ?
Of course something requires your attention, the content of the screen. But if you highlight everything, you highlight nothing.
> A step has title, a domain, which probably would be nice to write somewhere.
It is.
> Then there probably are other steps i’ve performed, and other steps to come. Visual queues showing where i am in the navigation would be welcome.
They're on the left. I'm seriously wondering whether you even looked at the screenshots.
> If the background is the thing taking up the most space, then it means the screen either has no reason to be fullscreen, or that the input doesn’t justify taking a whole step, ... etc
If the background is the thing taking up the most space, it means that your screen is unnecessarily large for the task. That's unavoidable and not a problem to begin with. You can't just put multiple inputs in one "step", else you'd have a step with no coherent topic like Installation type+timezone.
- bsaul 8y agoI think you should have a look at some mac os installation wizard to understand what i mean. In case someone reading this happen to be involved with the design of kde screens, i would suggest reading this kind of design 101 articles : https://www.canva.com/learn/visual-hierarchy/ https://www.canva.com/learn/visual-hierarchy/