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Only show context relevant links (Personal or Administration settings) in sidebar #40490
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oops, forgot cc: @nextcloud/designers |
I think this would be a big improvement! |
I think this is a very good idea and can reduce confusion – especially now that we separated the account menu entries too. Just cc'ing @AndyScherzinger @karlitschek for info since it is a small but fundamental change. |
I agree that this would be a great usability improvement! |
resolves nextcloud#40490 Signed-off-by: Private Maker <privatemaker@posteo.net>
I realized while working on this that when a user is not an admin the menu item says I find this mutating word to be not ideal- it slightly violates rules 4. and 6. of the 10 Usability Heuristics by Nielsen Norman Group. I propose dropping
What say you @jancborchardt @nimishavijay @marcoambrosini @szaimen ? |
What about I dont think dropping |
Using the word To clarify, my suggestion to remove
It is common to use just the word |
Signed-off-by: Private Maker <privatemaker@posteo.net>
Signed-off-by: Private Maker <privatemaker@posteo.net>
@privatemaker as for wording, we could just use "Settings" (for the previous "Personal settings") and "Administration" (for "Admin settings")? |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
As an
admin
of a Nextcloud instance, I am always slightly disoriented when accessingPersonal Settings
and especially so when accessingAdministration Settings
section. The main issues are:The top 50% of my sidebar (where my eye lands first) is
Personal Settings
links- which have nothing to do with administration of the instance.There are two sidebar menu items called
Sharing
which is slightly confusing.Describe the solution you'd like
Split up the two types of settings semantically by having sidebar links which only pertain to that area.
The
Administration settings
should look like this:The
Personal settings
would be absent ofAdministration
links below.Additional context
Allowing
Administration settings
to have it's down dedicated sidebar works nicely with #40160 in terms of information architecture and displaying relevant information to the user.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: