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Looks pretty nice overall for sure. But, I would give the feedback that the non-uniform scaling of UI controls is a very uncommon animation behavior, and will f
by jshmrsn 6y ago
Looks pretty nice overall for sure. But, I would give the feedback that the non-uniform scaling of UI controls is a very uncommon animation behavior, and will feel out of place on any OS that I’m familiar with. In general, the animations feel a bit over eager and in the “for show” tuning instead of “clarify what state transition is happening” tuning. Generally when scaling large panels like that, you’ll want to not scale down below 60% and combine that with being at zero transparency at that scale so you can’t focus to clearly on the odd details of the scaled UI.
- jshmrsn 6y agoLate edit: By zero transparency, I meant zero opacity. I.e., it'll start fading as it approaches approaches 100% scale from %60 scale. And not clarify, by non-uniform scaling, I'm referring to elements stretched in the X axis more or less than they are in the Y axis.
- vran_dev 6y agoIt's a very useful suggestions, thank you. I will make improvements based on your suggestions in future (i am not a professional ui developer, so i really need suggestions like this to do improvements) thank you again Best regards
- greymalik 6y agoDo you have any references to recommend for learning heuristics like this? I want to create effective, useful visualizations but it’s not my area of expertise.