Description of problem: The current "Shareable" icon on "Disks" tab is not well designed. It could possibly be redesigned. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Login to Admin Portal 2. Click Disks tab 3. Check the column header next to "Bootable" Actual results: Design does not seem to be adequate Expected results: It should be improved Additional info:
Created attachment 925916 [details] Currently icon of sharable This icon unsure meaning from the perspective of universal design.
@Liz/Eldan - any improvement suggestions?
The hand icon sharing is coming from Windows world - but is quite good. I can make it differently but it will still come from Windows world. From what I saw, there is no really any graphic parallel in Linux. Normally when you want to mention that something is shared - you just write: Shareable. The problem is when we want to mention it inside a table. It takes space to write Shareable (and this is only in English - could take more characters in other languages). So best is to have an icon. The common share icon we found today in the web is more a publish icon (share idea/post...) and not a share of an item (share folder with someone else) But still this is the only familiar way to recognise share. The attachment is enclosed.
Created attachment 928333 [details] shareable disk
Created attachment 933284 [details] new share disk icon
Please use the latest icon.
(In reply to Eldan Hildesheim from comment #4) > Created attachment 928333 [details] > shareable disk I think. This icon better than shareable icon of RHEV. Why do you bother about hand icon?
Created attachment 933285 [details] Sample - Shared folder icon on Windows 8 Shared folder icon on Windows 8, It didn't included "hand".
I don't think the Windows 8 version is good - too complex, u don't really get it's share, more like: a Network Folder. Why are we trying so hard to copy from Microsoft?
Other options where considered with the UX team - the selected one, is the best.
Sorry, I think I misunderstood some of the comments above. So is the icon (a disk with a 3 connected dots symbol) shown in the attachment 928333 [details] going to be used as final?
The hand icon.