And I wasn’t a fan of the first take on the dashboard, but this one is really well done. Nice!
(Although I wonder a bit whether it’s good for me SRS-wise to always see all these radicals/kanjis? I’ll probably reflexively think of meanings/readings while looking at them.)
Ooh, very nice!
I really like the way you indicate the progress. It’s a lot more obvious/intuitive than the progress rings on the DPP script. I struggled a bit on that script with information density, but you’ve struck a really nice balance.
Ah, this is much better! I was dreading the update that would make the first version official, but I think I’m actually going to start using the preview site now to get used to it
Slightly off topic, there’s a userscript for a level-up celebrator that could do that for you - Level Up Celebrator - if you want to dive into the world of those (I personally would recommend it, it’s a lot of fun). I currently have lots of happy Pokemon dancing around for mine, but the preset cherry trees are great too! That would fix that want/need until something else comes along.
This is worlds better than the first iteration! LOVE it!
Also beginning to look similar to my userscript :] What I’d still love to see is having vocab on there (backlog and current level) since that lets you see progress in any stage of the levelup progress, but if its omitted for the sake of cleanliness, thats understandable.
Thanks for improving it!
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Q&A with @Oshin
Q: Do you like it now?
A: I don’t dislike it.
Q: Do you hate it?
A: I don’t hate it.
Q: Why?
A: No ultimate timeline like, but this one is better than the first one. And I especially appreciate Tofugu team ability to listen.
Q: Will you be happy next Tuesday when it’s really launched?
A: I won’t be unhappy. I’ll still expect something broken. Especially when it has to deal with my favourite userscripts. I just hope Flaming Durtle will always be ok when I don’t want to see desktop view when it’s really launched but broke my current desktop view.
This screenshot is not my latest dashboard. Later I may want to hide all this useless pane. And keep that new default WK bubble. I don’t know who will provide us that userscript though. cc @Pep95 no consider this as a sharing, not a request, I don’t want to disturb your life.
There, I mean I don’t want to see that “Level 32 Progress” and its graph later when it’s launched. As useless as the new hovering text when my mouse hovers on a bubble. Still I think I find rfindley’s bubble is more informative though less copywriting in human language. The blocks below each bubble, sure, of course I love that. I’m not @Redglare. I’m here to learn Japanese, not to see my username everytime my mouse hovers on each of these bubble.
This bubble hover is more informative for me. No, I’m not asking WK official team to change the current preview WK design to be like this. I’m just sharing what I think. That’s it. Never think this is my request. Now, I’m thinking of deleting this post. Why? Because if you ask me to create this design, I can’t do that. I can only be a grumpy cat. And I sleep.
Hi, I’m @Redglare, and I like being pinged. Thanks for pinging me, @Oshin.
The tiny mention of my name on the dashboard makes it feel like Crabigator is rooting for me
“Redglare, the Crabigator sees that you have learned and guru’ed this kanji. Super mega good job! ”
The bubbles are made by @rfindley, and I’ve been seeing them working real hard on updating everything. Lots of tamper monkey pop ups about it. Great job!
I’ll also be working on getting my scripts back to work, though I’m not worrying too much about it as the only dependency I have on the dashboard is position, which is easily fixed. As long as WK framework works, I’m fine.
I love the new look a whole bunch more though. There is a much higher information density
Nice! Everything I wanted to point has already been discussed, notably @davemakes’s idea of showing locked kanji just a little differently so that they be a bit more visible and hoping for an easy way to tell at first glance when a kanji has been passed.
Apart from that, I’m really glad that you took the time to listen to everyone’s feedback and managed to come up with a solution that most people prefer.
Keep up the great work!
Love it. I was pretty indifferent to the first iteration, but I’m really loving this one. One thing to suggest is maybe add an option to hide the individual radicals/kanji bubbles, but honestly it’s not a huge deal if you don’t.