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Welcome to patternfly-design!

The "patternfly-design" repo is a place for tracking design work for the PatternFly project. You can see our issues backlog and work in progress in the PF4 Design Workspace

Request a new feature or feature enhancement by opening a new issue in this repo. Issues will be reviewed monthly and, if accepted, placed on the PatternFly Feature Roadmap. Visit our contribution page to learn more about contributing to patternfly-design.

Note: this repo also holds content exposed on the PatternFly 3 website in the pattern-library and styles folders. This content is maintained for anyone still using PatternFly 3. The most recent PatternFly 4 icon SVG's and associated files can be found in the resources folder.

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patternfly-design's Issues

* consolidate the cards and a card folder

There should not be a cards AND a card folder under the pattern-library. add the design folder for "card" underneath the "cards" folder and removed the "card" folder from the pattern-library

Forms Patterns: Numerous inconsistencies between Forms design and other patterns

The Forms pattern has numerous inconsistencies with other patterns in the library. Some specific issues are:

  • Inconsistency between button usage in examples and other button guidelines in PatternFly.
  • Inconsistency between labeling recommendations between Forms and Form Field Layout pages.

Current Forms pattern only addresses simple data entry forms focusing on modals.

Recommendation: Entire Forms section should be reconsidered using a top-down approach. What are the patterns we need? How do we leverage existing work that was done? Where are the gaps.

Utilization Bar Card: Internal inconsistencies between design and implementation

The are various inconsistencies and omissions between design, HTML, and Angular examples. These include:

  • Angular examples do not include top-labeled bars as per HTML example and design.
  • Tooltip styles are inconsistent between HTML and Angular example. HTML chart does not display PatternFly standard tool tips.
  • Examples do not consistently express utilization in bar labeling.

There is also no reference to bar labeling in design description and when to use top labeled vs. left/right labeled bars or explanation of color coding.

Table View: Table View is presented differently from Card and List views

The pattern library currently includes three parallel view types for presenting summary level content: Card, List, and Table views. Card and List views are presented as full page examples to show how this view can be used in the context of a page. Table View is presented as a stand-alone pattern without additional context. Table view seems to focus more specifically on behaviors associated with data tables.

Recommendation: Create a full page Table View pattern that shows how a table can be used for a summary view similar to List or Card views. Separate out details of data table interaction into a new pattern as tables may be useful in a variety of view contexts.

Dashboard Card (Base): Needs further elaboration

The Dashboard Card (Base) pattern is intended as a general container for other dashboard cards, but the relationship between this pattern and other dashboard card patterns in unclear. These is also redundancy between the documentation of features that may be part of the card base pattern (like the time frame filter) rather than the card content itself. This seems like a perfect opportunity for modularization where all dashboard cards are constructed from a consistent base container and additional charts.

There are also inconsistencies between design page and examples around Title formatting. Design says Title is always followed by a horizontal separator, but this is not true in all examples.

Trend Card: Internal inconsistencies between design examples and implementations

There are multiple inconsistencies between trend card design examples and Angular implementation examples. Some of these include:

  • Treatment of card with single trend and card with multiple trends are inconsistent in appearance of card title, placement of time frame selector, and placement of text labels.
  • Treatment and placement of card titles differs between examples.

Bar Chart: "-" should be removed

On the design tab (http://www.patternfly.org/pattern-library/data-visualization/bar-chart/#/api), after item "5. Bar:", there is a bug because "Interaction" has a "-" before it. I think it was supposed to be a sub-bullet.

It should look like...

  • Bar:
    • Interaction:
      • If drill down behavior is supported, clicking on a bar will navigate to the appropriate page.
      • If supported, right clicking on an bar will bring up a menu with associated actions. If you are using a grouped bar chart, right clicking on a group will bring up a menu with associated actions for that group.
    • Width: All bars should be the same width.
    • Color: For recommendations on fill colors, see the Color Palette.
    • Height: Bar height in vertical charts is the dimension that represents its value.
    • Spacing: Spacing between bars should be equal. In the case of grouped charts, increase the spacing between main categories.

Broken resource links

Same issue as patternfly/patternfly#607, jquery.matchHeight-min.js has changed location.

However there are also some pages that pull resources from CDNs and I suppose that's not what you want. Changing those would require further synchronization with patternfly-org.

Document capitalization recommendation for kebab menu items

The PF kebab example (https://www.patternfly.org/pattern-library/widgets/#kebabs) shows sentence style capitalization for menu items.

In PF T&W (http://www.patternfly.org/styles/terminology-and-wording/) the section for Capitalization for Common Components - it doesn’t talk about capitalization for menu items. But it does say to use Headline capitalization for Button labels. My thought would be Headline would be used for menu items as well.

Could the appropriate recommendation be added to the documentation?

List view design doc link to Pagination incorrect

The list view design documentation has the following:

"Pagination: Card view can also support pagination. See Pagination for more details."

Should say Card view instead of list view. Link goes to github instead of the pattern on the site.

* drag-and-drop filenames are incorrect

the design and overview files in the drag-and-drop folder are incorrectly named.
Currently, they are called drag-drop_design.md and drag-drop_overview.md; they should be called design.md and overview.md

Heat Map should be capitalized

  • All instances of "heat map" should be "Heat Map" on the Overview tab
  • Instead of referring to "a" heat map, we want to refer specifically to our heat map. Therefore...
    • Instead of "A heat map is a visualization of objects as blocks in a grid.", change to "The Heat Map is a visualization of objects as blocks in a grid. "
    • Instead of "When heat map items become so...", change to "When the Heat Map items become...."
    • Instead of "The most common use cases for a heat map are:", change to "The most common use cases for the Heat Map are:"

http://www.patternfly.org/pattern-library/data-visualization/heat-map/#/api

Card View: Inconsistent appearance and behavior between HTML and Angular implementation

In the Card View pattern, the HTML and Angular implementations don't match. HTML follows the design in terms of form and function. Angular implementation lacks formatted card contents and supports selection options that are not described in the design.

Recommend to update Angular card appearance and clarify selections model (updating the design if necessary).

List View: Inconsistent behavior for row expansion

Behavior for row expansion is inconsistent between HTML and Angular implementations. HTML expands when clicking the row. Angular only when clicking the caret icon. Design is closer to HTML implelmentation.

List View/Card View: Drill-down behavior needs clarification

Existing documentation is not clear about how to handle drill-down if multiple elements within a list item or card are linked. Current guidance that a single click on a list or card item should drill down to the next level may not be sufficient for all use cases.

Recommendation: Consider cases where there may be multiple drill-down links and how one should handle this case vs. single drill-down link.

Bar Chart: Interactive Legend should be a sub-bullet

On this page - http://www.patternfly.org/pattern-library/data-visualization/bar-chart/#/api

Right now it looks like:
Legend: It is recommended to include a legend to define the colors on the chart. On the bar chart, the legend may be located left aligned and underneath the chart or left aligned and to the right of the chart. - Interactive Legend (optional): Clicking on a series in the legend should toggle the visibility of the series in the chart.

and should look like...

  • Legend: It is recommended to include a legend to define the colors on the chart. On the bar chart, the legend may be located left aligned and underneath the chart or left aligned and to the right of the chart.
    • Interactive Legend (optional): Clicking on a series in the legend should toggle the visibility of the series in the chart.

List View: Inconsistent/incomplete examples between HMTL/CSS and Angular

The Angular implementation does not present row variations as does the HTML/CSS example. There is also no guidance on how these variations can be used, what types of element are available and how they can be defined.

Recommendation: Provide more context for examples and explain general template that should be used to format list items. This would promote better consistency between designs that use list view. Create consistent HTML and Angular examples that implement these variations.

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