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Revision as of 16:10, 26 April 2010
Smart Tabs for Mozilla Mobile
Project by Jan Dittrich
- "How can the way we make the tabs better representing the pages?"
- Goals: make tabs better representing the pages.
- No-Goals: Change the general model of interaction with tabs, Use signficant more screen real estate.
Current Situation
Ideas for Improvement
Put the closing-Button on the right Tab side
- Pro: The more relevant left edge is free.
- Contra:
- Possibly the users are more likely to tap on the right part. If this is the case the right part should continue to be aimed as selection target-area. (!!!needs to be discussed with Madhava or tried out via prototype)
- When dragging the Bar in, one sees just the Buttons at first.
Smarter Page Crop
- Concept:
- Pro: Coosing a more representative part of the page means better recognition and more differenciation between similar pages.
- Contra: ---
Adding Favicon
- Pro: Visual grouping of same Domain-Pages. Recognize logos of commonly used webpages.
- Contra: Could be mistaken for a button if not carefully integrated.
Note:It is likely that the favicon itself is hard to recall for non-frequently used pages. But it often gives color clues for the page. (Further research is needed)