Description of problem: The BPM Suite and BRMS headers are not completely following the RCUE style standards. A few of the major differences are pointed out in this image: https://www.evernote.com/shard/s230/sh/da571c03-a51e-47b6-805c-88ba777b8d8d/11c4feaef636a78019a192e0150ea7d1 Example code (html and css) for this area can be seen in action here: http://rcue-uxd.itos.redhat.com/patterns/structural-navigation/primary-navbar-examples/ Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 6.0.0.ER5
Not sure we can fix some of these issues easily. We'll try to do some low risk improvements to this for 6.0.1.
I've done all tests with style sheets provided and generate incompatibilities with it was installed. I've tested it in different environments generating the same errors. I haven't managed to reproduce the appearance of the model
Juanma, can you provide more details about what the problem is?
I think four images clarify better the problem that I explained before.
Created attachment 862872 [details] 01 - Style sheet problems
Created attachment 862874 [details] 02 - Style sheet problems
Created attachment 862876 [details] 03 - Style sheet problems
Created attachment 862878 [details] 04 - Style sheet problems
Juanma, could you please verify that the changes in 6.0.1.ER2 are sufficient? We're not UX professionals. Thank you. Marek.
Apologies - I meant to ask Catherine. Catherine can you please verify that the changes are sufficient? Thank you.
Assigning back to myself and setting the needinfo flag as that's a more appropriate way. Catherine, can you please verify that the fix introduced the required styling and then put it to VERIFIED? Thank you.
It looks like this doesn't have the styling I am expecting still (as compared to this: http://rcue-uxd.itos.redhat.com/brand-integration/). The spacing, placement of utility navigation (username, help, etc), and styling of the primary navigation are not quite on target from what I can see. Could some attach a screenshot of this as when I look at it on my system, it appears that nothing changed from the last time I looked at it. I want to make sure I just didn't mess up on my side! If it isn't following the guidelines still, I will try to create a document that specifies exactly what changes are needed to get it to follow RCUE. Thanks!
Created attachment 872840 [details] login screen - bpms - 6.0.1.ER2
Created attachment 872842 [details] home page screen - bpms - 6.0.1.ER2
Catherine - many thanks for checking the styling. As for you request I have attached a screenshot of the login screen and home page screen. These where taken using BPMS 6.0.1.ER2.
Created attachment 873199 [details] ZIP containing logos and doc describing RCUE fixes I have added a zip that contains correct logo files to use as well as a document that describes the RCUE fixes that should be applied to the application header. The log-in page is not as much of a concern to me as the application header at this point, so let's see if we can get the header improved given this information.
Based on comment #17 setting to ASSIGNED for further improvements. Many thanks for the details!
See also: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1156480
I believe we're fairly close to get all of the requested changes implemented for 6.3 release. One thing I could notice is that the logo still hasn't been updated. Catherine, if you could provide me the new logo files for BRMS and BPMS I can get that updated. Thanks
New logos have been updated for 6.3. I believe all the issues with adopting RCUE styling are now fixed, but feel free to review and reassign it back to me in case there is still something missing.
I believe there are still details to fix, based on the document in attachment 873199 [details]. Based on the effective css styling reported by browser's dev tools: The (1px) lines between different bars and elements are mostly either missing or wrong color. The user icon is from PatternFly, it should be font-awesome icon. The logo is not correctly (vertically) centered. When hovering over a menu item in the primary navbar, the menu item text color doesn't change. The text colors of the menu items in the primary navbar (on hover, selected and not selected) don't match the specified colors. The different background colors and gradients also don't really follow the document. There might be other details that I am missing. Based on these inconsistencies, I am returning this. I would like to ask the UX team to look at the current state and add their opinion if possible. Catherine, if I could bother you with this one more time? After all, the RCUE requirements might have also changed since 2014-03-11.