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Had a look around, this looks really polished. I would have one remark - please consider making tables a first-class feature. In my experience with Confluence,
by ulnarkressty 5y ago
Had a look around, this looks really polished. I would have one remark - please consider making tables a first-class feature.
In my experience with Confluence, the easiest and most comprehensive way to organize information is with tables. Having a quick way to merge, delete, color cells would be great. Right now, coloring and merging are hidden away in some menus, and deleting cells will shift the bottom toolbar with the table upwards, so you can't do it quickly.
- ssddanbrown 5y agoYeah, Tables are a challenge in general. The trouble with them from an editor perspective is the range of desired options and control (Many each at table, row, cell level) is fairly vast. I'm currently in the process of building a new content editor which I'm hoping would provide better opportunities to make such controls more intuitive.
- ulnarkressty 5y agoIt doesn't need to be Word or Excel-levels of options and control, less is actually more - for example table cells in Confluence can only have 6 colors, and no fancy border styles etc. which in my opinion provides a more unified look and feel. Just the UX needs to flow smoothly enough, as working with tabular data consists of doing many of the same steps over and over again.