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Need to figure plan for browser support matrix for launch and going forward #84
I would recommend including some static support tables at the bottom of each relevant page. We could still link to a qunit test suite if people would like to test their own browser, however, test suite and browserscope maintenance tend to degrade pretty quickly over my opinion. Updating a static table is that much simpler, and provides users at-a-glance information rather than requiring them to jump to another page.
@betravis I love the images, so that'd be what I'd vote for. However, the Y / N seem a too weak. maybe some sort of color or icon to to make them visually easier?
A couple more variations, with colors. I think the boxes need some method of demarcation. @rhauck, @lmclister Thoughts? I think I like the last one best, but it makes the images slightly smaller.
With border line
With alternating background on heading row
With alternating background and transparent border
@betravis I like the alternating bg & transparent border (the third one). The red/green/yellow colors look a little rich though. can they be toned down a bit? Or maybe the don't need to be as big?
/cc @lmclister
Sass has these lovely color manipulation functions, so there's no reason we can't do both :)
Bringing down the saturation on the colors and decreasing the vertical padding a bit on the items.
I think I'll invert the opera logo (red circle, white 'o') for the final design.
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betravis commentedon Sep 10, 2014
I would recommend including some static support tables at the bottom of each relevant page. We could still link to a qunit test suite if people would like to test their own browser, however, test suite and browserscope maintenance tend to degrade pretty quickly over my opinion. Updating a static table is that much simpler, and provides users at-a-glance information rather than requiring them to jump to another page.
Something along the lines of caniuse.com or webplatform docs seems appropriate.
An example of webplatform docs for
shape-outside.bemjb commentedon Sep 11, 2014
Fixing this might be related to fixing issue #65, since they really should be using the same data source.
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betravis commentedon Oct 2, 2014
Did two quick mockups, one with images, one without.
Figured we should iterate while it's easy to do.
With Images
Without Images
rhauck commentedon Oct 2, 2014
@betravis I love the images, so that'd be what I'd vote for. However, the Y / N seem a too weak. maybe some sort of color or icon to to make them visually easier?
lmclister commentedon Oct 2, 2014
What @rhauck said ^
betravis commentedon Oct 2, 2014
A couple more variations, with colors. I think the boxes need some method of demarcation.
@rhauck, @lmclister Thoughts? I think I like the last one best, but it makes the images slightly smaller.
With border line
With alternating background on heading row
With alternating background and transparent border
rhauck commentedon Oct 2, 2014
@betravis I like the alternating bg & transparent border (the third one). The red/green/yellow colors look a little rich though. can they be toned down a bit? Or maybe the don't need to be as big?
/cc @lmclister
betravis commentedon Oct 2, 2014
Sass has these lovely color manipulation functions, so there's no reason we can't do both :)
Bringing down the saturation on the colors and decreasing the vertical padding a bit on the items.
I think I'll invert the opera logo (red circle, white 'o') for the final design.
Toned down
rhauck commentedon Oct 2, 2014
@betravis Looks much better. Ship it! /cc @lmclister
rhauck commentedon Oct 3, 2014
fixed in #149