Seen on 112.0a1 (2023-02-20) (64-bit) Expanded from Elizabeth's accessibility analysis New 3-pane makes all the buttons on quick filter bar focusable - that's great. However, their focused or pressed state is almost undiscoverable and needs some love. Also, all of these buttons should be flat & borderless on Windows when not pressed (as on TB 102). Richard? Actual (see screenshot): - Focused button not discoverable (`Starred` button with very faint grey border) - Pressed button not discoverable (`Tags` button is hardly distinct from others) - Unpressed buttons stand out from the entire flat UI with needless border Expected - Clear and consistent app-wide focus distinction (thick blue border) - Clear contrast between unpressed (flat, borderless) vs. pressed (can then keep the inside shadow) as in TB 102. - Unpressed buttons should be flat and borderless (as seen on TB 102) for - less saliency when unpressed (calm UI) - better distinction against pressed state - ux-consistency with our overall flat design (e.g. buttons on Places toolbar) - ux-consistency with Windows OS
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Seen on 112.0a1 (2023-02-20) (64-bit) Expanded from Elizabeth's accessibility analysis New 3-pane makes all the buttons on quick filter bar focusable - that's great. However, their focused or pressed state is almost undiscoverable and needs some love. Also, all of these buttons should be flat & borderless on Windows when not pressed (as on TB 102). Richard? Actual (see screenshot): - Focused button not discoverable (`Starred` button with very faint grey border) - Pressed button not discoverable (`Tags` button is hardly distinct from others) - Unpressed buttons stand out from the entire flat UI with needless border Expected - Clear and consistent app-wide focus distinction (thick blue border) - Clear contrast between unpressed (flat, borderless) vs. pressed (can then keep the inside shadow) as in TB 102. - Unpressed buttons should be flat and borderless (as seen on TB 102) for - less saliency when unpressed (calm UI) - better distinction against pressed state - ux-consistency with our overall flat design (e.g. buttons on Places toolbar) - ux-consistency with Windows OS
Seen on 112.0a1 (2023-02-20) (64-bit) Expanded from Elizabeth's accessibility analysis New 3-pane makes all the buttons on quick filter bar focusable - that's great. However, their focused or pressed state is almost undiscoverable and needs some love. Also, all of these buttons should be flat & borderless on Windows when not pressed (as on TB 102). Richard? Actual (see screenshot): - Focused button not discoverable (`Starred` button with very faint grey border) - Pressed button not discoverable (`Tags` button is hardly distinct from others) - Unpressed buttons stand out from the entire flat UI with needless border - `Any of/All of` selector looks alien Expected - Clear and consistent app-wide focus distinction (thick blue border) - Clear contrast between unpressed (flat, borderless) vs. pressed (can then keep the inside shadow) as in TB 102. - Unpressed buttons should be flat and borderless (as seen on TB 102) for - less saliency when unpressed (calm UI) - better distinction against pressed state - ux-consistency with our overall flat design (e.g. buttons on Places toolbar) - ux-consistency with Windows OS - Make `Any of/All of` selector blend in better (font-size, border, etc.)
Seen on 112.0a1 (2023-02-20) (64-bit) Expanded from Elizabeth's accessibility analysis New 3-pane makes all the buttons on quick filter bar focusable - that's great. However, their focused or pressed state is almost undiscoverable and needs some love. Also, all of these buttons should be flat & borderless on Windows when not pressed (as on TB 102). Richard? Actual (see screenshot): - Focused button not discoverable (`Starred` button has focus with very faint grey border) - Pressed button not discoverable (`Tags` button is pressed, but hardly distinct from others) - Unpressed buttons stand out from the entire flat UI with needless border - `Any of/All of` selector looks alien Expected - Clear and consistent app-wide focus distinction (thick blue border) - Clear contrast between unpressed (flat, borderless) vs. pressed (can then keep the inside shadow) as in TB 102. - Unpressed buttons should be flat and borderless (as seen on TB 102) for - less saliency when unpressed (calm UI) - better distinction against pressed state - ux-consistency with our overall flat design (e.g. buttons on Places toolbar) - ux-consistency with Windows OS - Make `Any of/All of` selector blend in better (font-size, border, etc.)