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May 30, 2005
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Forum Suggestion . . .

  • May 30, 2005
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Just a thought . . .

Is it possible for the list of topics in the Adobe User to User Forums be set up so it's in more of a table/spreadsheet format? Could they be sortable by date or alphabetical order?

Thanks!

Theresa Verburg
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    Ramón G Castañeda
    Inspiring
    May 30, 2005
    Theresa,

    As Claudio says, your idea was tried (twice) and we yelled and hollered until they reverted to the "classic" look.

    Adobe is a graphic design oriented company, and so are most Adobe users, of course. The current design is clean, elegant and highly efficient.

    What was tried along the very lines you indicate was an abomination. It reminded people of elementary school, of images of prisoners living behind bars and a host of other unpleasant sensations.

    It has to do with a lot more than a "comfort zone". It has to do with good design principles.
    Participating Frequently
    May 30, 2005
    Ahhhh Yes!! . . .

    I'm quite familiar with the whole "comfort zone" concept and the chaos it can create when people are not in theirs. I'm relatively new to this forum and was curious if the idea had ever been approached. Guess I got my answer!!

    Thanks for your valuable insight. : )

    Theresa
    Claudio González
    Legend
    May 30, 2005
    Hello Theresa,

    In my ignorance, I would think both things are feasible, although the second would probably be much more difficult to implement than the first. However, I would also think that the following questions should have to be answered before doing anything:

    1. Would these features satisfy a need for the majority of users? Or, at least,

    2. Would these changes be welcome by the majority of users?

    I remember that not so long ago several changes were introduced in the format of these pages, and this produced such an uproar amongst users, that everything had to be brought back to "normal".