Agree with this plan. Regardless of the technology being used, we need to understand UX / UI needs and verify if it is achievable and what could be a realistic timeframe.
Thanks, -- David Scravaglieri Director of Engineering Mozilla - Firefox OS > On 28 Oct 2015, at 09:33, Wilfred Mathanaraj <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi all > > In the past we had a proposal to use web-components to bring uniformity to > the UX on FxOS - we did a partial implementation of this and it has left our > UX with an “unfinished” look and feel. > Moving forward we want to have a very uniform UX across all our core apps. We > also want to make this uniform experience available to contributors. > > Having common components to achieve this will also help with the following: > > 1. UX to easily manage UX changes > 2. Engineering to reduce code size by using these common components > 3. QA to reduce their testing > > One of the methods we identified is web-components and there have been some > concerns raised with : > > 1. time taken to implement each component > 2. possible performance impacts web-components calls may have. > > We are currently trying to identify other possibilities to achieve such a > uniform implementation - if any of you have any proposals please feel free to > reach out to Rob, Hema, or myself. > > BR > Wilfred > > > > --- > FxOS Product Management > Mozilla Corp., UK > > > > > _______________________________________________ > dev-fxos mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-fxos
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