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Revision as of 23:48, 2 October 2013

Goal
The personal bar is long, and getting longer. It would be great to start the process of thinking about how we would make this into a collapsed flyout control that takes up less space on screen but is easy to access, organized, and still has high priority things like notifications visible at all times.
Some suggested things to accomplish
- Top level access to Echo notifications
- Top level Access to Watchlist (?)
- Create solution that works with touch interfaces and mouse based ones
- Create consistancy with Mobile roadmap of "personal drawer" on right side of web app for editor and contributory features
Resources
cross browser pure css flyout menu
another one pure css implementation
Implementation notes for BetaFeatures Extension by Mark Holmquist
Landscape
Facebook user flyout menu (image)
Linkedin user flyout menu (image)
last.fm user flyout menu (image)
twitter user flyout menu (image)
Quora user flyout menu (image)
Pinterest user flyout menu (image)
Analytics & Things to test
- How do we arrive at the best possible order of items in the menu
- How can we partner with Analytics team to come up with experiments where items are random or semi-random to discover the best arrangement?
- How do we define "best" arrangement
- matches current access to each destination in the current personal bar?
- higher traffic to certain features (which?)
- equal traffic to each destination?
- Is the current bar instrumented in a way that we can compare the BetaFeature numbers to the current version?
Design
Proposed List order
Outside of flyout
Echo (icon)
Talk Notification (icon)
Watchlist (icon?)
Inside flyout
User Name
Contributions
Echo (count)
Talk Notification (count)
Watchlist (count[1])
Preferences
Beta
Language
Privacy
Log out
Team
Jared Zimmerman
Mun May Tee-Galloway
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- ↑ Apparently this is possible to get, but might take a little magic-ing, talk to Aaron Schulz