Redesign of bugs.php.net

> Looks good to me, great work, thanks! > Just one thing, comments' text look tiny, don't they? >

> Am 23.01.17 um 08:22 schrieb Maciej Sobaczewski: >> Hello, >> >> I know it's bringing the same thread again but since my last post[1] >> I gathered some feedback on /r/php, including a few membmers of PHP.net. >> >> https://github.com/Sobak/bugsnet-redesign-mockup this is the repo for >> my experimental approach on redesigning PHP.net. Short story: I took the >> design of php.net main website and after some modifications used it for >> our bugtracker. >> >> Long story? All details are in the repo's README file. At the moment, >> this is just a static mockup but I'm ready to start feature branch on >> web/bugs as soon as I get your opinions. >> >> Make sure to read section on Functional changes[2] I'd like to happen. >> I know these should be separated from the redesign but I limited myself >> to suggestions which are strictly connected to the interface/UX. >> >> What are your thoughts? Does it look good? Can I start the branch or >> you prefer something entirely different/leaving it as-is? >> >> CC'ed to php.internals to make sure it'll reach most of bugsnet users. >> >> [1]: http://news.php.net/php.webmaster/25510 >> [2]: https://github.com/Sobak/bugsnet-redesign-mockup#functional-changes >> > Great work! Thanks. > > Here are my personal thougts: > > 1. Shouldn't we talk about "issues" instead of "bugs"? One of the types > clearly is "bug" but the tracker should also contain stuff that aren'T > bugs so "issues" seems more appropriate. And yes, I wouldn't rename the > whole thing to issues.php.net even though that would better fit in my > eyes ;) > > 2. On creating an issue I'd put the Issue-Title right on top: Bold and > large. Everything else is then detail… > > Apart from that I'd really love a feature to edit multiple issues at > once. But that's something for a later stage! > > I'm definitely looking forward to seeing that going live in the near future! > > Cheers > > Andreas >