RE: [libreoffice-design] RE: Help Sought: LibreOffice UI Alternation Experiement - Acadamic Project

2011-03-02 Thread Daniel Merker
Hi,

I would definitely like to help! Could you email me more specifics at 
dmer...@mail.usf.edu?

-Daniel Merker


-Original Message-
From: Yu Liu [mailto:liu...@msn.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 8:01 AM
To: design@libreoffice.org
Cc: Sheng Liu; george.li.0...@gmail.com; 曦 程
Subject: [libreoffice-design] RE: Help Sought: LibreOffice UI Alternation 
Experiement - Acadamic Project


Hi Bernhard,

Thank you for your reply, although we didn't not think of checking the email 
archive until recently.

 I for one don't consider myself as expert in this field - especially

 as contact for a university project - but perhaps one of the other 
 team

 members would be able and willing to serve as contact.

By
 expert in the field, we were not referring to top-level researchers or 
developers, we are just looking for someone to act the client role (client is 
just a paperwork term, no obligation attached): as long as one has got a few 
years of experience in the area of UI design, it's good enough. The purpose of 
having such person supervising this academic project is for us to have a 
relevant, informative feedback/second opinion, and for us to learn from the 
interaction of this experience. We will appreciate the effort of anyone who is 
willing to help us on this project.

Currently we are
planning on making the renovation two stages: the first one is to create  side 
tool bar for better (wide) screen utilization (something like the one shown on 
http://pauloup.deviantart.com/art/LibreOffice-UI-Mock-up-light-1-193805631?q=gallery%3Apauloup%2F28216273qo=3),
 and the second to have some smart algorithm to put only tools relevant to 
the user's current intention in that bar. However, due to that the project has 
to finish in almost exactly one-year's time (from today), during which we will 
be in our fourth-year study or on internship, we doubt that we will  be able to 
reach the second stage. But we will try.

 This would allow us to review your changes / new UI and implement them

 (or at least some of them) to the main repository, if you can license

 them under LGPL 3+ and MPL.

We will follow and use the LGPL3 and MPL licenses, and thank you for mentioning 
them.

Looking forward to your reply.

Thanks
Xi, George, Kevin, Yu 
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RE: [libreoffice-design] RE: Help Sought: LibreOffice UI Alternation Experiement - Acadamic Project

2011-03-02 Thread Christoph Noack
Hi Daniel, hi all the UI guys ;-)

Daniel, thanks for offering help ... I think this is a great chance for
both the students and LibreOffice as well. From my personal
point-of-view, it would be very interesting to hear a bit more on
list.

Oh, and the sender of this mail doesn't seem to be subscribed to the
mailing list - so I had to moderate them. That is the reasons for:
a) forwarding your mail to the new guys, and
b) kindly asking them to subscribe.

The mailing list links for subscriptions can be found here:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Design#Communication

Being curious ... kind regards,
Christoph


Am Mittwoch, den 02.03.2011, 19:24 + schrieb Daniel Merker:
 Hi,
 
 I would definitely like to help! Could you email me more specifics at 
 dmer...@mail.usf.edu?
 
 -Daniel Merker
 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Yu Liu [mailto:liu...@msn.com] 
 Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 8:01 AM
 To: design@libreoffice.org
 Cc: Sheng Liu; george.li.0...@gmail.com; 曦 程
 Subject: [libreoffice-design] RE: Help Sought: LibreOffice UI Alternation 
 Experiement - Acadamic Project
 
 
 Hi Bernhard,
 
 Thank you for your reply, although we didn't not think of checking the email 
 archive until recently.
 
  I for one don't consider myself as expert in this field - especially
 
  as contact for a university project - but perhaps one of the other 
  team
 
  members would be able and willing to serve as contact.
 
 By
  expert in the field, we were not referring to top-level researchers or 
 developers, we are just looking for someone to act the client role (client 
 is just a paperwork term, no obligation attached): as long as one has got a 
 few years of experience in the area of UI design, it's good enough. The 
 purpose of having such person supervising this academic project is for us to 
 have a relevant, informative feedback/second opinion, and for us to learn 
 from the interaction of this experience. We will appreciate the effort of 
 anyone who is willing to help us on this project.
 
 Currently we are
 planning on making the renovation two stages: the first one is to create  
 side tool bar for better (wide) screen utilization (something like the one 
 shown on 
 http://pauloup.deviantart.com/art/LibreOffice-UI-Mock-up-light-1-193805631?q=gallery%3Apauloup%2F28216273qo=3),
  and the second to have some smart algorithm to put only tools relevant to 
 the user's current intention in that bar. However, due to that the project 
 has to finish in almost exactly one-year's time (from today), during which we 
 will be in our fourth-year study or on internship, we doubt that we will  be 
 able to reach the second stage. But we will try.
 
  This would allow us to review your changes / new UI and implement them
 
  (or at least some of them) to the main repository, if you can license
 
  them under LGPL 3+ and MPL.
 
 We will follow and use the LGPL3 and MPL licenses, and thank you for 
 mentioning them.
 
 Looking forward to your reply.
 
 Thanks
 Xi, George, Kevin, Yu   
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