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Thank you ver ymuch for your input! I agree on the phrasing. It should be more professional (apart from "Take a moment to celebrate" which I think is important)! Personally, I love the fireworks though I agree that it gives a less professional feeling. Making it optional is a good solution.
For my use case (using the stopwatch) this is always "Time Spent". I think it might be confusing to have a different net work time. Maybe we show this only in case the values don't add up (this might be a more complicated subject)? I definitely would like to support your use case better, but ideally it should not lead to confusion for users using the app in the "intended" way. This might require us flesh out both use cases conceptually in a cleaner way than it is currently done (tbh. I'm a bit fuzzy on this, especially the break counting is a complicated subject, which might not be possible to be done well given the technical limitations).
You mean inside the tables? Should be very subtle imho, as there are already so many controls. Using Shift+A and short syntax does not work well for you?
How would you define "unassociated time"? How is it calculated?
Not categorically against this, but I feel it might be overwhelming. There is already a lot going on on the daily summary. |
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I'd like to make a few more changes to the daily summary page which I would like to discuss first:
Disable the fireworks and unicorn animations and rephrase some of the texts.
In my opinion the casual tone and the playful animations do not fit well to the otherwise very professional impression of the application. I would like to add a configuration option which turns off the animations and replaces some of the casual headlines and button texts like "Aye aye! Shutdown!" with a more objective phrasing.
This is just my personal opinion and I do not mean to offend anyone who designed this or prefers to keep it this way. I think it would be a good compromise to implement this as a configuration option.
(I know that there is already a configuration option to "disable all animations" which also disables the fireworks, but I would like to have the possibility to keep discrete ui animations while being able to turn off the celebration mode)
I usually do not use the stopwatch feature to track the time spent on tasks. Instead I prefer to recap and manually divide the work hours to the finished tasks at the end of the work day. My workflow usually is something like:
Most of this already works pretty good with the current state. I would like to propose a few changes to make dealing with the 'dangling' work time more convenient:
I think this would add more flexibility for different time tracking use cases while not distracting the "stopwatch workflow". What do you think?
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