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redesign modal transition #1523
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Hey @rcpeng34! Thanks for taking this issue. To help keep everyone in the loop, please comment your Estimated Time to Completion (ETC) below! Thanks again! |
Hey @Ellenlp! Thanks for taking this issue. To help keep everyone in the loop, please comment your Estimated Time to Completion (ETC) below! Thanks again! |
Approach for Ticket #1522 and #1523: Phase I: Exploration & Quick Fix for Overlay Issue Objective: Investigate and resolve the issue affecting the overlay behind the modal to achieve a quick win without waiting for a full redesign. Actions:
Phase II: Modal Design Enhancement Objective: Rework and improve the overall modal design with best practices after possible technical issues are resolved. Actions:
Resources: Element: Modal and Transparent Overlay |
@Ellenlp There are no known technical constraints, so feel free to get as creative as your heart desires. I have no idea what's causing the glitch, but it shouldn't be too big of a deal to fix. |
At this time, we decided that this issue will be closed and Dev will fix the modal transition in the LG. At a later time, Design would like to return to examining whether the modal are helpful. |
Overview
The current design implementation of the modal, which appears after transitioning to the next page, creates a jarring user experience. Users see a flash of the previous screen before the modal is displayed, leading to a perception of unpolished design. This effect diminishes the professional quality of the site.
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Background Information:
The team has been revisiting the use of modals due to a shift in best practices. Currently, modals are used frequently, but modern design standards recommend using them sparingly and only for conveying vital information. The existing approach to modals does not align with these updated practices, making it an ideal time to reassess their implementation.
Suggested Design Improvements:
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