Difference between revisions of "Workflow Phases in a Slicer GUI"
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== Current GUI for a slicer application with a complex workflow == | == Current GUI for a slicer application with a complex workflow == | ||
| − | + | Each portion of the workflow has its own panel. Although each panel that is not relevant to the current workflow phase can be minimized, the GUI is still very clutterred. | |
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== Proposed GUI for a slicer application with a complex workflow == | == Proposed GUI for a slicer application with a complex workflow == | ||
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| + | Each portion of the workflow is represented by a different "page" in the main panel, and there are Prev/Next buttons to easily go back and forth in the workflow. In addition, there is a panel that can be used to jump to a specific page in the workflow. There can also be panels (such as status panels) that are displayed for all phases of the workflow. | ||
[[Image:GUIWithPages.png|left]] | [[Image:GUIWithPages.png|left]] | ||
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Revision as of 18:56, 27 September 2007
Home < Workflow Phases in a Slicer GUICurrent GUI for a slicer application with a complex workflow
Each portion of the workflow has its own panel. Although each panel that is not relevant to the current workflow phase can be minimized, the GUI is still very clutterred.
Proposed GUI for a slicer application with a complex workflow
Each portion of the workflow is represented by a different "page" in the main panel, and there are Prev/Next buttons to easily go back and forth in the workflow. In addition, there is a panel that can be used to jump to a specific page in the workflow. There can also be panels (such as status panels) that are displayed for all phases of the workflow.
