Marco Cantù Yes i used it as a basic inspiration. If a change is appreciated, just tell me, it's not that i want to start a conflict or something :) . I am evaluating if a Nuget-Like style is even better. But the UI is not final, and that's for sure.
Primož Gabrijelčič i think for Marco Cantù it's just that they put time into a layout and design and someone mostly oriented another similar product around that without adding too much. I can understand that, and i am open for feedback.
Alexander Benikowski Upgrade the look and feel to be closer to this: https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/ It was launched in 2010 so it's had 5 years of UI refinement. On the other hand it looks A LOT like the Apple App Store.
I would suggest to double the item width. Put the image to the left and the basics like the name, the licence and a short description next to it. This way you can stick with your grid like layout and display some more information.
Looks to me I've seen that UI, never mind, but not great.
ReplyDeleteMarco Cantù Yes i used it as a basic inspiration. If a change is appreciated, just tell me, it's not that i want to start a conflict or something :) . I am evaluating if a Nuget-Like style is even better. But the UI is not final, and that's for sure.
ReplyDeleteQuite similar to GetIt, I agree. And possibly to other package managers.
ReplyDeleteThe good thing is that it supports all Delphi's from XE, not just XE8. And the best thing is that OTL can be installed via both, so people can choose.
ReplyDeletePrimož Gabrijelčič
ReplyDeletei think for Marco Cantù it's just that they put time into a layout and design and someone mostly oriented another similar product around that without adding too much. I can understand that, and i am open for feedback.
Alexander Benikowski Upgrade the look and feel to be closer to this: https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/ It was launched in 2010 so it's had 5 years of UI refinement. On the other hand it looks A LOT like the Apple App Store.
ReplyDeleteI would suggest to double the item width. Put the image to the left and the basics like the name, the licence and a short description next to it. This way you can stick with your grid like layout and display some more information.
ReplyDeleteThats what i had in mind
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