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Dorsai6
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November 16, 2014, 85 answers
The real problem is deciding how to modify the store tab on the VG application to add the "Add to Carrousel" function. There is not good solution. At present you can click on a card you don't own and open the buy dialog. You can also click on the button below the card that shows the price. Now we need to add the new feature. The simplest change to make would be to add the new button to the buy dialog. The drawback here is that it takes two clicks to add to the carrousel - one to open the dialog and one more to click the add button. A one-click solution would be to add an "Add To Carrousel" button below each card on the store tab itself. This would clutter the display and require more scrolling to see all the cards. Another option would be to replace the current buy button with the "Add To Carrousel" button, but then opening the buy dialog by clicking the card would be a "hidden" function and I don't like hidden functions. A compromise might be to make the role of the button below each card user selectable with a checkbox on the Advanced Settings tab. However, now people would have to know about that setting. Yet another choice would be to make the click on the card perform the add to carrousel function, but then this would be a hidden feature unless a note were added to the Store Tab explaining that this function existed. There are probably other options I haven't thought of. Considering, debating and selection the one to implement could easily require as much effort as the programming itself.

If it were my choice, I'd make clicking on the card the add to carrousel function and I'd add a note at the top of the tab saying "Click on a card to add it to the demo carrousel."

Designing a good user interface is a lot of work and often more work than implementing it in code. It's worth doing though. ***** users get frustrated and will abandon a product for that reason alone. Of course this isn't always true, consider Microsoft Word.