Use a responsive grid layout for the brainstorming cards#202
Use a responsive grid layout for the brainstorming cards#202elken wants to merge 1 commit intoawslabs:mainfrom
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Having to awkwardly scroll sideways makes for a frustrating UX
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Thank you for your PR. The responsive grid layout you've proposed was originally considered, but we did not go in this direction as if one has a lot of cards under a section (e.g. assumptions) then those sections that are wrapped (e.g. mitigations) are moved out of view with no visual hint that they may exist, and are also a variable and unpredictable scroll depth. The current approach provides a visual indicator that there are other sections (horizontal scroll bar), and also are a predictable and fixed (short) scroll length away. I will a few known point users towards this PR for folks to weigh-in with their feedback. I encourage others that may be reading this PR to do the same. Here are some comparison screen recordings for those that don't want to have to build: Current (main) Proposed (this PR) |
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We had a session with a few of us the other day and we all had the same feedback that the very long side-scrolling was very awkward and hard to jump around context. But thank you for considering it 😄 |
Description of changes:
Having to awkwardly scroll sideways makes for a frustrating UX, so this PR aims to create a flexible grid of cards instead
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