George Farris
November 15th, 2004, 06:25 PM
I'm working on the UI for Gfax and have a question the list might be
able to help with.
I have a druid set up to step a person through sending a new fax. It
asks the following questions:
1 - fax number (text entry, button and list)
2 - resolution (checkbutton)
3 - email confirmation (checkbutton and email text entry)
4 - scheduled transmission (one sets time and date to send)
5 - send
So it has five pages to the druid.
Keeping the HIG in mind would it be best to keep the druid or try and
fit everything in one window. I can't seem to find much on this in the
HIG other than it says:
"Assistants are often used in situations where a better solution would
be to simplify, or even better automate, the process. Before using an
assistant to step people through a complex operation, consider if the
operation can be fundamentally simplified so an assistant is
unnecessary."
I don't really consider this a complex operation so it may be best to
keep the druid I don't know.
Thanks
--
George Farris <george@gmsys.com>
able to help with.
I have a druid set up to step a person through sending a new fax. It
asks the following questions:
1 - fax number (text entry, button and list)
2 - resolution (checkbutton)
3 - email confirmation (checkbutton and email text entry)
4 - scheduled transmission (one sets time and date to send)
5 - send
So it has five pages to the druid.
Keeping the HIG in mind would it be best to keep the druid or try and
fit everything in one window. I can't seem to find much on this in the
HIG other than it says:
"Assistants are often used in situations where a better solution would
be to simplify, or even better automate, the process. Before using an
assistant to step people through a complex operation, consider if the
operation can be fundamentally simplified so an assistant is
unnecessary."
I don't really consider this a complex operation so it may be best to
keep the druid I don't know.
Thanks
--
George Farris <george@gmsys.com>