Here are a few suggestions that could help improve things a bit. Given that most of them are wording-related, I'd like Matt Revell to review them as he might have other suggestions.
- Where does the "Ubuntu desktop" part come from? I don't think there's
anything restricting that page only to Ubuntu desktops, so users of other
distros might feel either left out or compelled to click "No, thanks".
- I think the heading and the first sentence should make it clear that this
will give any application on that computer full access to their Launchpad
account. I say that because the heading just talks about integration, which
might lead people to think it's something else.
Maybe we could use something similar to what U1 uses: "Confirm Computer
Access" as the heading and "Would you like to give all applications running
on <mycomputer> full access (including making changes) to your Launchpad
account?"
- I agree with Maris that the word of the buttons should be changed to make
it clear the user is granting the computer full access to their LP
account. Also, we can probably avoid the repetition in the buttons by doing
something like this:
Allow "mycomputer" to Access my Launchpad Account
[ Permanently ]
[ For One Hour ]
[ For One Day ]
[ For One Week ]
Do Not Allow "mycomputer" to Access my Launchpad Account
Hi Leonard,
Here are a few suggestions that could help improve things a bit. Given that most of them are wording-related, I'd like Matt Revell to review them as he might have other suggestions.
- Where does the "Ubuntu desktop" part come from? I don't think there's
anything restricting that page only to Ubuntu desktops, so users of other
distros might feel either left out or compelled to click "No, thanks".
- I think the heading and the first sentence should make it clear that this
will give any application on that computer full access to their Launchpad
account. I say that because the heading just talks about integration, which
might lead people to think it's something else.
Maybe we could use something similar to what U1 uses: "Confirm Computer
Access" as the heading and "Would you like to give all applications running
on <mycomputer> full access (including making changes) to your Launchpad
account?"
- I agree with Maris that the word of the buttons should be changed to make
it clear the user is granting the computer full access to their LP
account. Also, we can probably avoid the repetition in the buttons by doing
something like this:
Allow "mycomputer" to Access my Launchpad Account
[ Permanently ]
[ For One Hour ]
[ For One Day ]
[ For One Week ]
Do Not Allow "mycomputer" to Access my Launchpad Account
- Buttons should be Headling Case /dev.launchpad. net/UserInterfa ceWording)
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