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Thank you. Please, help me understand you better. Does "levels" mean "depth"? To give the feel how deep in the subject you are? Don't stacked "parents" give t
by efojs 4y ago
Thank you. Please, help me understand you better.
Does "levels" mean "depth"? To give the feel how deep in the subject you are?
Don't stacked "parents" give that feel?
- gardenhedge 4y agoIt doesn't show if a card is stacked or not.
- efojs 4y agoGot it, yes, I see now. Will think about it. Thank you!
- plainOldText 4y ago> Does "levels" mean "depth"? To give the feel how deep in the subject you are? Yes! Level means depth. > Don't stacked "parents" give that feel? No! The stack doesn't give me that feel, because visually, it doesn't look like a stack. My brain perceives a series of plain text lines as a block of information. There's a reason we add symbols (numbers, discs) to checklists. We want them differentiated from normal text blocks. Of course you don't necessarily need to use symbols, you could also make use of relative positioning (between levels) or color (varying the intensity of the same color as you move up and down the levels, or use a color theme), etc. Regards!
- efojs 4y agoGot it. Thank you very much!
- Datagenerator 4y agoYou might want to checkout the way 'Thebrain' 1) can show related thoughts using layers of transparency. Our brain reads these indirectly and helps providing contexts. 1) https://www.thebrain.com/ https://www.thebrain.com/ * not affiliated in any way
- efojs 4y agoOh! The Brain. Remember it since like end of 90s I guess) Glad they are still in the game. Will check closer that transparency feature you talk about. Thank you!