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Komentář od randomjunk z 16. 05. 2008 v 10:15

please describe "intuitive" :-)

Komentář od Julio_Costa_Zambelli z 16. 05. 2008 v 10:59

I think it is quite intuitive, I would like other features (an option to add an image as a layer and been able to align it for example) but that's another story.

Komentář od JFoerster2 z 16. 05. 2008 v 11:36

It's not very easy to add attributes to a new object.
Very helpful would be pre defined fildsets to a specified class of object.
At the moment, the user can put in all or nothing to the objects in the map.
The result is a nonsense and inconsistent datebase around the geodata.

It would be also nice if the export would working as shape-data-format. ;)

Komentář od JFoerster2 z 16. 05. 2008 v 11:44

ah.... the attribute-option-buttons located on the right side of the window, but the input-fields located grouped with the other buttons on the left side of window. It's a little bit inconsistent. Formular-elements should be located as semantically group on the edit-surface.

Komentář od JFoerster2 z 16. 05. 2008 v 11:46

I hope, it will help to make the product better!!! :)

Komentář od Richard z 16. 05. 2008 v 18:38

Preset fields are already available - that's what the dropdown menu is.

I see what you mean about the position of the 'add tag' button, but that said, putting them on the L would result in a clutter of buttons with utterly different meaning. I suspect there's probably some other layout tricks we can use to make the difference more clear.

Komentář od raibach z 17. 05. 2008 v 21:38

I even find none of the 3 Editors have a intuitive user interface:
merkaator is on the right way, but is in very early development. JOSM has many problems with plugin-integration and the ui is ugly.

Komentář od Richard z 18. 05. 2008 v 21:22

To be honest, I think it's impossible to create one editor with an interface that everyone will find intuitive. Map drawing is a new skill for most people, whereas Wikipedia, for example, benefits from the fact that everyone has already used a text editor or word processor. Having a variety of editors means that you're more likely to find one that works the way you want it.

Komentář od JFoerster z 19. 05. 2008 v 07:57

It's not easy, but essential for the success of this project. ;)

Komentář od JFoerster z 19. 05. 2008 v 08:30

The java-editors are a little bit better, the the main-editor.
But this editors are not so easy to find on the website (also the main-menu is not very present for the website user > stick it also to the tabs or made one main-menu and erase the tabs > it's confusing to use two different navigation-areas).
To find out the best way to edit for any user, better would be to make an intro page on the edit-tab, which suggest the editors and describe way to use each of them.

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