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[Documentation] Create Demo GIF for Component Tree Collapse Feature #32

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12mv2 opened this issue Nov 30, 2024 · 0 comments
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[Documentation] Create Demo GIF for Component Tree Collapse Feature #32

12mv2 opened this issue Nov 30, 2024 · 0 comments
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documentation Improvements or additions to documentation good first issue Good for newcomers to the project or open source help wanted Extra attention is needed

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12mv2 commented Nov 30, 2024

Description

Create a clear, informative GIF demonstration showing how users can collapse and expand components in the visualization tree. This will help new users understand one of our key features.

Task Requirements

  1. Create a short (10-15 second) GIF demonstrating:
    • Opening the extension
    • Locating a parent component with children
    • Collapsing the component to hide its children
    • Expanding it again to show the full tree
    • (Optional) Show multiple collapse/expand actions

Steps

  1. Set up a simple React project with at least 3 levels of nested components
  2. Install and activate the Reactive extension
  3. Record the demonstration using a screen recording tool
  4. Convert the recording to an optimized GIF (target size: under 2MB)
  5. Add the GIF to the documentation

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Recommended screen recording tools:

GIF optimization tools:

Definition of Done

  • GIF clearly demonstrates the collapse/expand functionality
  • File size is under 2MB
  • Motion is smooth and easy to follow
  • Demonstrates a realistic use case
  • PR includes the GIF file and updates to relevant documentation
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