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Zoom out #50739
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I updated the issue description with a more detailed task breakdown and some screenshots. We'll keep updating this list as the steps become clearer. |
@richtabor I didn't find a better place to ask this:
I'd say yes, but wanted to get additional input and maybe make some issue. |
I was just doing some testing while reviewing the latest video demonstration of this feature. I noticed an oddity when I select Browser Styles and it jumps to the bottom of the template and automatically selects the last pattern on the page, or at least that is what I'm assuming the logic is. Here is a video using trunk e5d2a5a zoom-out-view-testing.mp4 |
@krishnathakurwp that's a good suggestion, I agree. Would you mind opening a specific issue about that so we can track it? |
This is a tracking issue for the zoomed out view that focuses on patterns rather than granular block editing. The idea behind a zoomed out view is to allow users to work with their content at a higher level, lighter touch than what individual blocks provide. This workflow is currently an experimental feature as the details of the interaction model are validated. Part of #39281.
Visuals
Pattern Insertion
The smoothest way forward is to integrate zoom out is to key in using pattern insertion. From opening the patterns tab, zooming out, inserting patterns, and getting back into block editing. To do this we need to identify what the top-level blocks are, considering pages and templates (#59249). Persist the inserter when inserting patterns in zoom out mode (#59741) and explore ways to zoom back into a page/template.
Interactions while zoomed out
When inserting patterns to a page, we should be able to select any of the top-level patterns, move them via arrows or drag and drop, shuffle them between related patterns, assign colorways, or delete them. This higher-up page editing experience provides a way to quickly compose pages of patterns, while block editing is much more granular.
Quick inserter
Combining select and zoom out
An exploration into potentially evolving select mode as the zoomed out mode.
Smaller bits
Related
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