Badges shown on user profile pages (eg: https://www.drupal.org/u/xjm) are a mix between individual badges and those inherited for the affiliated companies. If some of these companies have the same badges, these are shown duplicated in the user profile. While "it makes sense", it's kind of confusing just to see the same badges twice.
See https://www.drupal.org/u/xjm
Either:
- Remove the duplicates
- Or show the company name that the badges come from. It could be: individual badges listing, then "company 1" + badges listing, "company 2" badges listing
MR.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | Screenshot 2024-04-22 at 12.50.37.png | 353.99 KB | fjgarlin |
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Comment #2
bramdriesenI think it should be a combination of both when this happens?
Meaning:
- Remove duplicates
- Show a list of companies below the badge "Associated with organisation A, B, C"
But I would only show the "Associated with" message when there are duplicates. Because in all other cases it's quite clear to which org the badge belongs.
Comment #3
fjgarlin commentedIf a badge only belongs to one company, you wouldn't know which one it is unless you visit the company profile tho.
Comment #4
pcambraI'd be one of the users """affected""" by this, not sure if this change is worth implementing, however I would be more in favor of a group by company/organization rather than removing the duplicates. I do like the "Associated with" naming suggested by @BramDriesen
Comment #5
fjgarlin commentedWith that approach, if we show all the text it can get out of hand easily...
Maybe show the tooltip on hover?
Comment #6
bramdriesenNot sure #5 is that bad actually. Looks a lot less cluttered as showing duplicate badges.
Comment #7
drummA potential solution is putting the badges right next to the organization logo on the left, matching the badge size to the logo size. That makes it more clear where the badges come from. If an organization has more than one badge, then it would have to go to the next line, which would probably be okay in most cases. I do like that it frees up some page real-estate to focus more on the person, but does split up the supporting badges.
If we stick with the right side, let’s make the text a bit more descriptive, like:
That helps if you get lost deciding if the text goes with the badge above or below, and is a bit more direct than “Associated with”
Comment #11
drummDeployed!