Do you agree that products always have room for improvement?
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There are a few shortcuts on the OWA web app, like bold (Ctrl + B).
One thing I find myself commonly missing is the shortcut to indent/outdent text.
Tab of course will not work because it will be handled by the browser to focus on elements.
I suggest using Ctrl + ] and Ctrl + [ to indent and outdent respectively.
There are many other actions that do not have shortcuts, all the actions on the bottom of the email composer should have a shortcut, but for now this feature would be great.
I click a link (sadly an unreadable link):
And I go here.
Suggestions:
To repro:
I’m sad it does not show the service calendar on the Dynamics iOS app.
This is where I expect to see it…
Can Microsoft Teams show our calls in the chat window… like Skype does?
Of course, maybe it only annoys me… so if there is more logic to this usability, I love to understand.
This project is empty other than a few commits.
I think the UI should:
#1 Let me know what stuff is empty
#2 Guide me to any new stuff. In this case since I I have not opened the commits, I would like a red dot (like WeChat – the most popular app in China).
Figure: Adding 2 red dots on the newly added commits by someone else, would encourage me to click on the only useful areas
Figure: WeChat UX uses red dots to indicate new things v2
Scenario:
I have a new project, I am a new user, I have not entered a comment.
I open this combo and nothing happens when I click on any of these 3 options.
It is weird for it to do nothing upon any selection.
Can you change it to show numbers like:
Even better – replace the 3 choices with the text: “Put your 1st comment on the code”
Figure: 3 useless combos that leave a new user bamboozled
Dear Product Planners,
I want to add a comment “You need to do smaller check-ins”… where do people put that today?
I’d like to see it on this commits right click menu.
Figure: Allow me to comment on the check-in size
More Info:
I’d love to know why I can *not* comment at the Commit level.
I should be able to say “Where is the xxx file?” – basically a general comment on the overall commit. I can comment on each file, so why not on the commit?
Figure: After drilling in, there is no option in this “…” that says “Comment”
A couple of projects were added today and I would love them to be sitting at the top. Alternatively, give me a sort combo (see red box)
And since I have not opened them, I would like a red dot (like WeChat – the most popular app in China).
Figure: Allow me to sort these projects
Figure: WeChat UX uses red dots to indicate new things