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add command lacks visuals in UG #12

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wamps-jp opened this issue Nov 17, 2023 · 1 comment
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add command lacks visuals in UG #12

wamps-jp opened this issue Nov 17, 2023 · 1 comment

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wamps-jp commented Nov 17, 2023

While not all commands may require a visual example of the result, since the add command is the primary way to input data, having a visual example of what happens after an employee is added would help the user greatly in understanding the interface of the application.

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nus-se-bot commented Nov 21, 2023

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Thank you for your input. We believe that this interaction should be quite clear for the user and there is no need for a visual example. In addition, adding a visual example requires two images, one to show the starting state and one to show the results after add. This might result in too many examples and hence hinder the reader.

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Reason for disagreement: You have said that "adding a visual example requires two images, one to show the starting state and one to show the results after add." This is incorrect.
To show a visual example of what add entails, simply showing the results will do.

Additionally, the argument that having too many examples cannot apply here, since the commands add, list, edit, delete, find, and sort all have no visual examples to explain. Having a visual for the add command - the most important command in the application - is almost necessary for user clarity.


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