This meeting takes place every Tuesday, usually at 14:00 UTC (10:00am ET, 7:00am PT). See Time.is to see what that is in your timezone.
The meetings are held using Zoom, and a link is posted in the #ux Slack channel just prior. Agenda is first come, first serve and set by attendees. Use the Needs usability review issue tag for issues that need review and/or suggest issues in comments here.
Recording of this week's meeting: https://youtu.be/MVXaLHLDdzY
We discussed the following issues:
NR and RTBC issues marked Needs usability review.
Comments
Comment #2
benjifisherComment #3
benjifisherThere was no meeting on October 27, so I am re-titling this issue.
Please see the Slack channel for a Doodle poll. We may reschedule the weekly meeting as early as next week.
Comment #4
lauriiiI would like to discuss #3177475: Olivero: Ensure long words break properly when zoomed in to provide proper reflow in the next meeting.
Comment #5
benjifisherComment #6
quietone commentedI am wondering if it is possible to close the open meeting issues for the previous Drupal Usability meetings. There are a number of open issues for this meeting dating back to April 2020.
If there is anything I can do to help with that, let me know.
Comment #7
benjifisherThe problem is that only @webchick has access to the recordings, and we prefer not to Fix the issue until the recording has been uploaded to YouTube, with a link from the issue.
Not that long ago, @webchick gave me access to the recording, so I was able to take care of #3165887: Drupal Usability Meeting 2020-08-25. I hope we can do the same with the rest.
Comment #8
benjifisherComment #9
jhodgdonI would like to discuss
#2888657: [meta] Less confusing and more consistent wording needed in module/theme add/install/update
which we discussed back in July and then its scope got expanded too much to actually get done.
Comment #10
jhodgdonResult of today's meeting is at #2888657-23: [meta] Less confusing and more consistent wording needed in module/theme add/install/update. I'm working on wrangling child issues to do the work on next.
Comment #16
benjifisherComment #17
benjifisherComment #18
quietone commented@benjifisher, thanks for the explanation in #7.