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Prototype UI #12

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ke4roh opened this issue Oct 5, 2016 · 2 comments
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Prototype UI #12

ke4roh opened this issue Oct 5, 2016 · 2 comments
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ke4roh commented Oct 5, 2016

We created some UI prototypes at Citycamp.

Color gradient to show temperature can give us a pattern to follow, though we will need to apply a different range than they have, perhaps 130F to -20F, evenly distributed across that range. Easy enough. Let's make sure we have icons for the common weather days.

Things the UI should do:

  • Display ambient/watch/warning
  • Mute/un-mute radio
  • Display latest and/or active messages here or elsewhere
  • Offer some configuration for location
  • Self-test (see issue 18)
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@ke4roh ke4roh added this to the SOHO model 1 milestone Jan 15, 2017
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ke4roh commented Feb 10, 2017

@bfahr gives "An interesting example of a weather summary from Gnome Openweather Extension https://fedoramagazine.org/weather-updates-openweather-gnome-shell-extension/ Might be another good option for display data source."

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ke4roh commented Feb 10, 2017

See also some first drafts on slides 11, 12 & 13. These include background colors that indicate the high temp for the day, internet and radio status indicators, and an icon indicating the general weather, along with a numerical display for temperature. We might want to show high/low & now, and we might want the color of the display to reflect now. Time is nice to show. @Homa mentioned moon phases, too.

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