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Visual feedback when saving settings

Open jsha opened this issue 11 years ago • 3 comments
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When a user changes a setting on the settings page, we immediately save it. We should provide some sort of feedback to indicate that (e.g. "Saving.."). /cc @michellereamy

jsha avatar Jul 24 '14 19:07 jsha

  • Annie Conn, TW UX

i wonder if there is a way to incorporate a quick transition or animation for each field that is saved on the Settings page, so that we don't have to add a bunch of UX complexity with confirmation messages or make the page feel slow by including a 'save in progress' indicator.

Annie, the question is how can indicate to the user that changes have been saved on the Settings page? it's my understanding that we make the saves instantaneously as the use edits each field, so one uber "Settings Saved" for the whole page wouldn't really work. Is this something you can help us with?

As for the 'Disconnecting/Reset" component of Setup, I"ll mock something up and add it to Git.

On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 9:11 PM, jsha [email protected] wrote:

When a user changes a setting on the settings page, we immediately save it. We should provide some sort of feedback to indicate that (e.g. "Saving.."). /cc @michellereamy https://github.com/michellereamy

Relatedly, changing the band of the private network results in a silent disconnection. We should do the same thing we do during initial setup and say 'the router is restarting, please reconnect to the network to continue.'

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michellereamy avatar Jul 25 '14 08:07 michellereamy

For Setup disconnect/reconnect, I saw this screen on the HOPE demo links. Is the request to revise this?

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michellereamy avatar Jul 25 '14 09:07 michellereamy

No, this is not a request to revise the 'Restarting' screen, but to come up with a similar treatment for the same situation on the Settings page. For instance, when you change the Band from 5 GHz to 2.4 GHz, you will be disconnected. It's a little confusing too, because your OS may not show you being disconnected, and the network you need to connect to has the same name as before.

jsha avatar Jul 25 '14 14:07 jsha