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Currently, there is an arrow that indicates the origin of a message (the client or the server). Here is a message coming from the server :
What about making an arrow going downward for a message coming from the server, and an arrow going upward for a message going to the latter ? That would be similar to what we can see with the download / upload icons.
What do you think?
Florent
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The UI/UX concept we've been using for displaying the list of frames (and also RDP packets in the RDP Inspector) is based on 'user-chat-ui'. Chat UIs (like What'sApp, Skype, etc.) are displaying incoming messages on the left and sent messages on the right.
We used the same approach in the list-view perspective: received frames on the left and sent frames on the right. To be inline with the idea, we are also using arrows in the table perspective: received frames points to the left, sent frames points to the right.
So, I rather disagree with changing the direction.
But we can definitely change the visual aspect of the icons so, they are more similar to the arrows used in the list view!
Honza
The UI/UX concept we've been using for displaying the list of frames (and also RDP packets in the RDP Inspector) is based on 'user-chat-ui'. Chat UIs (like What'sApp, Skype, etc.) are displaying incoming messages on the left and sent messages on the right.
In the chat UIs, the context is a bit different. The users know what they type, so it's quite natural to determine what message is incoming / outgoing.
In this particular context, the user inspects the outgoing messages as well as the incoming ones, so they might not know what are the outgoing messages.
Maybe we could wait for feedback on this issue.
Florent
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Currently, there is an arrow that indicates the origin of a message (the client or the server). Here is a message coming from the server :
What about making an arrow going downward for a message coming from the server, and an arrow going upward for a message going to the latter ? That would be similar to what we can see with the download / upload icons.
What do you think?
Florent
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: