The current way that notifications are displayed is annoying for me as a user, because they block access to the UI elements underneath the notifications. Thus, I need to close the notifications manually or wait until they disappear, before I can continue working on the model.
Instead, I would like to have a notification center that can be accessed by clicking on a button. This button should be placed in the top right next to the edit/delete/deploy buttons. It should be circular and change color, depending on whether there are current notifications and on their type.
- If there are no notifications: Button is white / transparent, only border
- If there are only "positive" notifications, e.g. fragment is structurally sound: Button is green
- If there are any "negative" notifications, e.g. referenced data class does not exist: Button is red
Clicking the button brings up the notifications as before. Clicking it again let the notifications disappear. "Positive" notifications are removed from the notification queue after they have been displayed, "Negative" ones remain until they are fixed.
The current way that notifications are displayed is annoying for me as a user, because they block access to the UI elements underneath the notifications. Thus, I need to close the notifications manually or wait until they disappear, before I can continue working on the model.
Instead, I would like to have a notification center that can be accessed by clicking on a button. This button should be placed in the top right next to the edit/delete/deploy buttons. It should be circular and change color, depending on whether there are current notifications and on their type.
Clicking the button brings up the notifications as before. Clicking it again let the notifications disappear. "Positive" notifications are removed from the notification queue after they have been displayed, "Negative" ones remain until they are fixed.