[ubuntu-art] Inconsistence of gradients and artwork colors
Mark Shuttleworth
mark at canonical.com
Mon Apr 3 13:56:30 BST 2006
Richard Stellingwerff wrote:
> The progressbar looks okay to me. It's kind of plain, but it makes
> white text more readable, which is a good thing. The color seems to
> match the other widgets more, so that's a plus as well.
>
I like the glass effect on our current widgets. There's a strange
greyness to the top half progressbar currently that I don't like, but I
do like the glass effect nonetheless. These new mockups are smoother,
rounder, but don't have the same glass effect that we have elsewhere on
our buttons. Of the two, I prefer the one on the left, because while it
is toned down it is still glassy.
> Now before we implement it, I'd like Mark's approvement. The
> progressbar was modelled after an icon the Human icon theme and Mark
> really liked that. I think he'll approve with bvc's version too
> though, but I don't want to make such "big" changes so close to
> release without making sure he's fine with it.
>
I'd like to see a slightly more polished mockup that incorporates the
glassiness.
While we are here I'm reminded of one additional thing I'd like to see
mocked up. On the scrollbars, the white tips at each end might look even
better if they had slightly rounded corners like the slider endpoints.
Does that make sense? The reason this was requested was if the scrollbar
is all the way up it looks a little as though the "well" is white and
the scrollbar is 1 millimeter from the top - the end point looks like a
space rather than an end point. It was suggested to me that rounding the
corners of the scrollbar end point would make it clear that its a sort
of cap on the scrollbar, not empty space. Richard, could you mock that
up too? Just following the end points of the slider is probably best.
Mark
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