SelfGuide should be intuitive, as users mostly go to SelfGuide when they need help or want to learn and should not struggle at that moment, that's just frustrating. A good looking and attractive design helps to make an application intuitive. That's why we further invest in the UX, this time by introducing a new menu for navigation. Read more about this and other changes below.
We are exited about the new menu, not really a change adding new functionality but a big improvement. The new menu used to navigate within SelfGuide has a lot of advantages, like:
The button to hide and show a step within an instruction is moved to a context menu on the step, see the screenshot below. From the step navigation pane, each step can be set to shown or hidden without the need to actually open the step. In upcoming releases, actions to remove and add steps will be added to the context menu too. Resulting in a context menu to work with the entire step and the action bar to change the internals of the open step.
When something is not as it should be, the earlier you know the better. That's why we have improved the input validation and error handling in the Change password modal and within Settings when creating a new user. When the input is wrong, an error is shown directly below the input box. If an error happens when saving, an error will be shown inline with a descriptive message.
Icons have been added for the following applications: