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Although we are building cross-platform with mobile Gutenberg, I think there are some things we can do to make the editor feel more "at-home" on each platform. As a "pilot", I propose we try styling the Quick Toolbar distinctly different so that it feels very native on each platform.
Note: disregard the icons/buttons on the toolbar – they're part of a separate exploration and irrelevant to this issue.
Current State
Currently, the Quick Toolbar looks like this:
It has a subtle border on top, and a fully opaque background. It feels very neutral, and maybe leaning towards Android slightly.
Proposal for iOS
A common tool in the iOS toolbelt is translucency. Let's try to utilize that design pattern – it looks like this:
Differences from current:
Background opacity: 82%
Background blur: 10
No border-top, at any time
Proposal for Android
Diffs from current:
When user is at the bottom of the post, there is no border-top
When the user scrolls through the content, we add a subtle box-shadow. The CSS equivalent would be box-shadow: 0 -1px 1px rgba(0,0,0,0.1);
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Although we are building cross-platform with mobile Gutenberg, I think there are some things we can do to make the editor feel more "at-home" on each platform. As a "pilot", I propose we try styling the Quick Toolbar distinctly different so that it feels very native on each platform.
Note: disregard the icons/buttons on the toolbar – they're part of a separate exploration and irrelevant to this issue.
Current State
Currently, the Quick Toolbar looks like this:
It has a subtle border on top, and a fully opaque background. It feels very neutral, and maybe leaning towards Android slightly.
Proposal for iOS
A common tool in the iOS toolbelt is translucency. Let's try to utilize that design pattern – it looks like this:
Differences from current:
Proposal for Android
Diffs from current:
box-shadow: 0 -1px 1px rgba(0,0,0,0.1);
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: