Making Logos panes easier to navigate
Gregory Lawhorn
Member Posts: 982 ✭✭✭
I just stumbled across a new utility for Macs called Haze Over. It highlights the front window by dimming other windows. The amount of tint is set by the user. Here's a quick video that shows what it does: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qypnWNfRTCs.
My thinking is that Logos should use something similar to highlight which panes are active. Some users have a harder time always knowing where the mouse is at any given time. Why not have the active pane change colors according to user-determined settings?
I've mocked up how I envision it looking.
This should allow the user to (a) activate or deactivate at will, and (b) the tinting must be completely user-definable and not merely a handful of selections pre-determined by Logos. Using the computer's color setting panel would make the most sense.
My thinking is that Logos should use something similar to highlight which panes are active. Some users have a harder time always knowing where the mouse is at any given time. Why not have the active pane change colors according to user-determined settings?
I've mocked up how I envision it looking.
This should allow the user to (a) activate or deactivate at will, and (b) the tinting must be completely user-definable and not merely a handful of selections pre-determined by Logos. Using the computer's color setting panel would make the most sense.
Tagged:
1