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Not really much differently than FB's UI does. Each person is in a small rectangle with the bottom part of the window split to display the circles. The top sc
by 51Cards 15y ago
Not really much differently than FB's UI does. Each person is in a small rectangle with the bottom part of the window split to display the circles. The top scrolls and you drag from there to the bottom pane. They will have to come up with a more compact view eventually though for long lists but they aren't too far off FB's lists for space. You can also multi-select (with a window as well) and drag a batch to a circle, as well as use CTRL to copy between circles.
- ChuckMcM 15y agoHmm, when I went to the 'show all' for people I might want to add to my circles it seemed to select from everyone who had an account (there were a lot of squares). Maybe there is a limiting function Facebook that works better. My UX friends tell me that a selection box with more than 1,000 choices in it is ineffective as a tool for initializing sets.
- 51Cards 15y agoInteresting, may want to submit that as a bug. When I do a show all I get about 80-100 people but that's probably just a factor of my connections list. They will need to trim that down if it's being overly generous in suggestions.
- ChuckMcM 15y agoFair enough. A meta question is why asking the question of how someone would feel about the utility of the UX when there were many choices offered which would not be appropriate for a particular circle, gets a down vote. Is it not a real concern? Is the answer so obvious I just missed it?