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Revision as of 23:51, 14 November 2014
Team members, locations, roles and areas of focus: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Gaia/UXTeam
This page contains describes the major efforts the Firefox OS UX team is currently working on. Please contact Stephany Wilkes or Jaime Chen with any questions you may have.
Latest Specs + Wireframes
Important Dates
- 2014-11-24: Sprint 1 of 2.2 begins (on Gecko 37, which will be on m-c and gaia master)
- 2014-12-01 to 12-05: Portland Work Week
- 2015-02-23: 2.2 Feature Landing (Gecko 38, base for FxOS 2.2 will be on mozilla-aurora and gaia v2.2 branch)
- 2015-04-06: 2.2 Feature Complete (Gecko 38 moves to mozilla-beta and mozilla-b2g38_v2_2 is created)
- 2015-05-18: 2.2 Code Complete
Bidirectional Language Support
The Firefox OS UX team is working hard to ensure the correct display of bidirectional languages like Arabic, Pashto, Urdu, Persian and Hebrew. Our 2.2 release will have interface support for Arabic and other bidirectional languages will follow in 2.3 and later.
Arabic
- Arabic language interface pattern: https://mozilla.box.com/s/0y1amh4rwpp6brcxd1hk
Web Components
Building Blocks reflect OS-wide UX patterns and styles, and are taking the form of Web Components as of 2.3.
Overview
"Building Blocks" is an umbrella term that encompasses system-wide:
- Interaction design (IxD) patterns
- Guidelines and standards that define common units of design presentation across Firefox OS
- UI components
- Actual interface elements in which patterns are embodied, like headers, footers, gestures, and so on
- Style elements
- The visual look and feel (colors, fonts, and so on) applied to the UI components that embody design patterns
- Copy
- Text within all of the above, as in notifications, error messages, and so on
List of Components
- sub header & link
- lists
- tabs & toolbars
- filters
- button
- circle button
- Navigational list link
- Value selector list link
- text link
- input fields
- progress bar
- activity bars
- spinners
- on/off switch
- check box and check mark
- slider
- options menu & animation
- object menu & animation
- system prompts
- value selectors
- system toasts
- invites & alarms
UX Most Wanted
- Summary: These come from our usability studies, UX team member audits, customer support requests, and so on.
- Meta bug: (bug-994991)
Bugzilla query error
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Papercuts
- Summary: There are various little things that make it difficult for a Firefox OS phone to be a daily-use phone. The little things add up to big experience.
- Meta bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=949551
Bugzilla query error
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