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'''UI Prototypes'''
'''UI Prototypes'''


-Tagging interface prototype [http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/swon/mozilla/prototypes/tag_standalone1.xul] (Right click and Save Link As to open up in Firefox) based on Mockup [http://wiki.mozilla.org/Places:User_Interface/Tagging_a_Page] by Alex Faaborg;  
-Tagging interface prototype [http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/swon/mozilla/prototypes/tag_standalone1.xul] based on Mockup [http://wiki.mozilla.org/Places:User_Interface/Tagging_a_Page] by Alex Faaborg;  


The uploaded prototype is a standalone xul file with javascript helper functions that demonstrates the tagging interaction. A major part of the interaction is each keyword turning into a button after being tagged and being able to edit previous tagged keywords by clicking on the buttons. The user can either type in a comma or unfocus from the input text by clicking on other parts of the box containing all tags to finish inputting a tag.  
The uploaded prototype is a standalone xul file with javascript helper functions that demonstrates the tagging interaction. A major part of the interaction is each keyword turning into a button after being tagged and being able to edit previous tagged keywords by clicking on the buttons. The user can either type in a comma or unfocus from the input text by clicking on other parts of the box containing all tags to finish inputting a tag.  

Revision as of 17:13, 31 May 2007

Me

Hello. My name is Steve Won, and I am currently an intern at Mozilla working on Firefox 3 and Places-related stuff. You can ping me at stevewon on irc or shoot me an email at stevewon@gmail.com

Personal Website: [1]

Contributions:

UI Prototypes

-Tagging interface prototype [2] based on Mockup [3] by Alex Faaborg;

The uploaded prototype is a standalone xul file with javascript helper functions that demonstrates the tagging interaction. A major part of the interaction is each keyword turning into a button after being tagged and being able to edit previous tagged keywords by clicking on the buttons. The user can either type in a comma or unfocus from the input text by clicking on other parts of the box containing all tags to finish inputting a tag.

I am also currently working on a fully functional extension (also based on Alex Faaborg's prototype [4]) that will utilize the new Places backend.


Bugs

-Bug 374613: [5]

-Bug 381405: [6]

-Bug 380958: [7]