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Restucture the thumbnail list
Description
The thumbnail list currently has a very basic look
Reproduction
Improve the look and feel of the thumbnaillist in either of the 2 ways:
- Carousel
- Pagination
Expectation
Instead of having a "See all" option we will redesign this part either as a carousel or use pagination to display the thumbnails
Screenshots
Resolution
- [x] I would be interested in resolving this bug.
i would like to fix it
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You can go through the Contribution Guideline to know more Also as I have mentioned in the issue I would like to work on it. So you may look at the other issues or create a new issue suggestiong any new feature or reporting bugs.
I'm not sure a carousel would be the best UX. Moving to discussion. I would love to hear others thoughts.
@TimidRobot is this issue ready for work. There is no status label.
@TimidRobot is this issue ready for work. There is no status label.
This issue is 💬 talk: discussion. It is open for discussion on how the UX might be improved.
From duplicate issue #25
@tinniaru3005 wrote:
- Add box shadow
- Add hover effect like expand when we hover on them
- Add some more padding between the thumbnails
- Remove the underline from the headings and make them look more prominent
@possumbilities wrote:
I agree that the thumbnails need to be brought up to speed on the newer look-and-feel.
That said I'm not necessarily sold on all the routes listed above. I'd urge you to look through the visual documentation for how Vocabulary (our current Design System) is used to get more inspiration from how elements such as this should look and expand new suggestions from there.