[Design] Feedback on 9_4 release

[dreeves4321]

BUGS

• resizing screen does not rescale x axes of disease status or lab plots. Data gets lost and there’s no indication that it is lost.
• @ icon is cut off
• Placeholders are shown as “” in saved notes sometimes. I could not reliably reproduce the bug.
• placeholders are permitted in bad locations, with the wrong contexts. This leads to the POC acting bizarrely. (e.g. after fracture.)
• POC: all labels and values in status bar should be clickable, and should mouseover with pointer hand.
• undo (command-z) has unexpected results. Undoing deletion does not reinstate the context.

Design

• Disease status diagnosis line: dashed (10,6pt), stroke-width(1.5), grey
• Disease status diagnosis label: label should be at top and slightly to the right of the dashed line
• Labs graphs are too large.
• Remove the word “filter” from the shortcuts tray.
• Error messages are unfriendly
• Follow the v14.8 color palette to improve accessibility

Functionalities

• POC: cannot undo selections. Tapping on a selected item should deselect it.
• Minimap should be scrollable

[gregquinn2001]

Next meeting let's discuss:

1. Placeholders are shown as "" in saved notes sometimes. I could not reliably reproduce the bug.
2. Placeholders are permitted in bad locations, with the wrong contexts. This leads to the POC acting bizarrely. (e.g. after fracture)
3. Error messages are unfriendly
4. Minimap should be scrollable

[dreeves4321]

1. I can't make it happen again either. Perhaps it was fixed in the very last update.

2. In the context of Fracture, or no condition for that matter, you can still create a placeholder for "Disease Status" or "Toxicity". This makes the POC either behave bizarrely or give errors. Placeholders should only be allowed in the correct context (just like shortcuts).

3. The error message above appears in all red and isn't understandable to regular users. Error messages should be friendly and be clear that something went wrong. The error message here blames the user and is only somewhat helpful: "No parent context to set values within. Create a context before using @condition".

4. The minimap should respond to scrubbing, such as with the two-finger pan or with the scroll wheel.