UX /UI Design Improvements

Re: UX /UI Design Improvements

by ahssan moshref -
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Hi Tim,

my apology for replying this late. There was just a lot going on at work. Migrating courses from 2.9 to 3.6 was a nightmare all manual.
Anyways I am back and I just got moodle 3.10 installed on my own server as it was recommended that I do this on the latest version.

The thing is I am a designer by profession. So I look at design first then, programing to accommodate that.
I would love to share the codes. Please give me a few days. It has been a year since I lost looked at it.

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Re: UX /UI Design Improvements

by ahssan moshref -
Hi Michael,
I have to say there has been a lot of improvements in the new moodle 3.10. I was able to apply the codes in the moodle with some adjustments.
the new site is tokhm.ca and anyone can access it via self registration.

Couple of codes that could still make moodle 3.10 or 3.11 interaction delightful and intuitive are the smooth scroll code and sticky navigation. Even though there is a scroll to-top. It jumps instead of sliding like the hamburger menu:

Here are the codes:

html {
scroll-behavior: smooth;
}


/*sticky navigation*/
[data-region="blocks-column"] {
position: -webkit-sticky;/* Safari */
position: sticky;
top: 100px;
}
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