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New Figma prototype for a UI facelift to dress up existing functionality. I've left some notes for the designer to update but it's mostly all there. I'd recommend tackling the low hanging fruit first: styling colors, fonts, etc then work on other aspects as time permits. A more detailed overhaul is in progress
Notes (some might need to be added as separate issues, LMK):
Header with logo, search bar, and icon/menus is sticky. Footer should only appear below last question.
Clicking on a tag icon refreshes page to display answers that match the tag. The behavior between clicking on a tag on an answer or from the the big tags page should be the same.
The editors requested that tooltip with brief description appears when hovering over a tag
If the related questions lines are shown, questions can "fade in" instead of "slide in" to minimize jarring animation. This may cause complications for nested questions or expanding related questions with their own related question.
"Load more question..." @plexish wants it to turn on infinite loading / scrolling. I've informally sampled a few users who expect to just load a batch of another 5-10 questions, so we may need to investigate further.
LessWrong people suggested making text window narrower for easier reading. Our current width is 1900 px ~120 characters/line. General wisdom is ~80 characters/line. I did some quick calculations and think we can (1) drop width to 1600px (2) increase left & right padding by 50px (3) increase text size a bit. This might need a bit of trial & error.
New Figma prototype for a UI facelift to dress up existing functionality. I've left some notes for the designer to update but it's mostly all there. I'd recommend tackling the low hanging fruit first: styling colors, fonts, etc then work on other aspects as time permits. A more detailed overhaul is in progress
Notes (some might need to be added as separate issues, LMK):
Addresses some of the concerns raised in #207
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