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svesselov
8y ago
Thanks for the feedback @scrollaway. I appreciate that fact you recognize we have made a lot of improvements and that there is a challenge in scaling and keeping the user experience consistent. "Stuff that is conceptually duplicated. A
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8y ago
Hi there! Thanks so much for the feedback, the UX team here at GitLab is always looking for ways to improve the user experience. It looks like someone else in this thread mentioned that you can choose between a fluid and fixed layout depend
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8y ago
I did this and am so glad I did. After being with GitLab (a remote only company) for 6 months, I took the leap and bought a 5-acre hobby farm in rural Florida. Pros: Quiet! No traffic sounds or screaming neighbors. The owls get a little cra
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8y ago
We completely agree with you here. We want TODO to be meaningful and useful to everyone. The UX team is working through an exploration issue to address this, we would love to hear your thoughts on the issue: https://gitlab.com&#x
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8y ago
Thank you for the feedback! Keep it coming as we improve the admin area :)
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8y ago
This isn't nitpicky at all @Karunamon, this is UX gold! I have created issues for some of your major points here, I would love to get further input from you as we work through them. https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gi
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8y ago
Ouch, that's a rough comparison @hunter23. We hear you though, there is a lot packed into that Merge Request area. I would love to hear what you think about this updated design https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-
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9y ago
Under your profile settings/preferences, you have the ability to set your layout to 'fluid' This will allow the application to take up 100% of the width of the screen. If you have more specific UX issues you think we should a
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9y ago
"I think these are mostly tiny UI things to change, and only with some typeography improvements, some borders and better contrasts, things will be a lot more clear." YES! Couldn't agree more. We (the UX Team) are pushing hard
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svesselov
9y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I've created this issue for the UX team to discuss ways we can make this better. We agree, there are a lot of opportunities for improvement here. https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce
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svesselov
9y ago
Hey Dan, Sarrah from the UX team here. I'd love to hear more about your thoughts here. Is there an issue you've created that you can point me to? If not, that's ok. Maybe you can tell me two or three UX changes we could make
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9y ago
We have an issue for that here https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ee/issues/2004 , the UX team is pushing hard to get it scheduled asap. Give the issue a thumbs up!
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9y ago
"New iterations didn't follow a continuous plan-do-check loop; everything was handled more like do something, get feedback, figure out something that you feel addresses that feedback, and then consider it done." We are never
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9y ago
Thanks, Andrew, this is exactly what I was going to point to. We are making sure to base our UX changes on actual user feedback and research. I would also say that GitLab's UX has to evolve in pace with the product. As we add features
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9y ago
You can define the default theme for your instance in the GitLab configuration file config/gitlab.yml. Hope that makes it a little less bleghghgh for you!
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svesselov
9y ago
Thanks, this is a fair point! I made an issue to explore ways to make this better: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/35244
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9y ago
We are glad to hear you like the new design and feel that each change has been an improvement. We value iteration here at GitLab, making the smallest change possible and getting it out as quickly as possible. This allows us to ship, gather
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9y ago
There is an issue for that https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/18596 . It has not been our priority as we have been working on the navigation but it is something we are keeping in mind for future fo
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We are so glad to hear that!
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9y ago
" the top gobal navigation bar and sidebar navigation structure are very similar to Bitbucket's, but they take Github's "code first" approach to displaying repositories (the first thing you see when opening a reposi
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9y ago
Thanks! We would love to hear your feedback as you use the new navigation. Our goal here is to get as much input from the community as possible to make improvements over the next few weeks. You can leave thoughts on the issue here: https:&
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"The trick for gitlab will be in finding the UI differences that give the maximum improvement for the minimum change." This is the holy grail of UI for sure. We are striving for this in all of the decisions we make on the UX team.
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The third icon from the right is a quick link to "Merge Requests Assigned to Me" and it is the same as in the old version of the menu. The quick link in the hamburger menu was simply a duplicate place to find this action. To see a
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9y ago
Thanks for the heads up, we are investigating this now.
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9y ago
I appreciate the thoughtful and specific feedback. We are working hard to make merge requests and issues intuitive and easy to work with. Many of your observations regarding merge requests are being worked on as part of this issue: https:&
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"I'm not an UI/UX expert but a back-end developer." This actually makes you the perfect candidate for giving us good feedback. You may not be able to articulate exactly why UI elements feel off or don't work for you
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Thank you for the specifics, it is helpful to know what UI elements we can improve on. The submenu is going away. We have done extensive testing on our navigation and are making significant improvements. Take a look at the issue, I would lo
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9y ago
Clicking on the title brings you to the project page which shows the latest activity for that project. I can understand being frustrated as you most likely expected to land on a page with files and a readme. Clicking on the Repository tab w
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svesselov
9y ago
This is a valid point. We are doing all that we can to balance making substantial UI improvements while not making disruptive changes the flows.
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9y ago
Thank you for the feedback. > There are couple of bugs open for months, even with existing merge request to fix Are there specific bugs that you would really like to see fixed? Or specific flows you feel need love and attention sooner ra
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