UX documentation up to date

lavonius | 13 March, 2012 13:37

The Nokia N9 UX Guidelines site is now up to date, so go have a look. We've also improved the organisation of the site to serve UI designers and developers better. Improved linking between the UX site and the developer documentation means that it's easier to match what you want to do with how to do it.

However, the Chinese-language UX materials have not been updated at this point. If you are using them, we'd like to hear from you! Do you think it's useful having some material available in Chinese? Should there be more? Less? Different materials?


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Example code?

raytfer | 13/03/2012, 14:28

Is it possible to provide example code? I had a hard time finding the documentation and figuring out how to implement the UX conforming to the UX Guidelines.

Example code.

lavonius | 13/03/2012, 16:44

lavonius

Are there some specific areas where additional examples would come in useful?

For a variety of topics, the developer library (especially the sections on Qt Quick Components) contains snippets and a full-fledged example.

Also, the Qt Quick Components Gallery is a good starting point.

Example code

raytfer | 13/03/2012, 17:07

Let's take the example on the list item

http://harmattan-dev.nokia.com/docs/ux/pages/List_items.html

There is a lot of variation on list item, but there is no clear way of how a developer should implement them. It does link to the required documentation but we need to link those pieces together, which caused many developer have a different way of displaying the list item.

The full-fledged example is not useful when you just need the specific information for a particular component.

It would be nice if there is example code for each of the screenshot there, but it might be too much to ask. Haha

examples or pointers

oniongarlic | 14/03/2012, 10:43

Examples or at least pointers to documentation on how to implement the example UIs would be very welcome. For example http://harmattan-dev.nokia.com/docs/ux/pages/Fast_scroll.html I have no idea how to do that.

More examples

lavonius | 15/03/2012, 10:48

lavonius

Thank you for the comments, we will try to provide additional code. Lists are obviously easier than the fast scroll, which is the most complex piece in the UX documentation.

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