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PURPOSE
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The goal of this task is to set up some kind of guidelines to make
kanban views consistent.
It is fine having different kanban views, but if a UI element is shared
among several kanban views, it should behave/look the same so the user
knows what to expect.
Kanban views can be split into two types:
==> 'documents' kanbans, such as res.partner, crm.lead, etc.
- those records are created/edited often, numerous
- 'opening' the card means accessing the record
==> 'dashboard' kanbans,such as stock.picking.type,account.journal, etc.
- those records are not created/edited often, there are much less numerous
- usually presented as dashboard, where 'opening' the card means
accessing a set of related 'documents' (clicking on a account.journal
to access account.move, or stock.picking.type to access stock.picking)
- configuration of the 'card record' is done through a dropdown to
access configuration
Here are some guidelines for consistency. Bear in mind that those are
not rules, but guidelines for consistency that we'd like to keep in
mind when designing.
==> 'documents' kanbans
- the record is accessed through global click
- the user avatar is at the bottom right
- the activity widget is at the bottom left (in last position if
there are other elements)
==> 'dashboard' kanbans
- the record is accessed through a 'Configuration' option in the card dropdown
- there is no global click, and therefore no focus shadow
- the dropdown icon (o_kanban_manage_toggle_button) is always visible,
with icon fa-ellipsis-v
- the listview counterpart should be presented as a dedicated
configuration menu, and shouldn't be in the 'dashboard action'
- links in the body of the card are structured as follows: link with
<count>+label, then any additional aggregated metrics (not link) to the right
example https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZP6HDHTtC7cQ6rDWgqLoPs6U8JCeNVkW/view?usp=sharing
==> global guidelines
- the title font color is #212529, with 500 weight
- the subtitle font color is #666666, with 400 weight
- the font size is 1.083rem
- text overflow is handled through linebreak, not ellipsis
- numerical values are aligned to the right
- the kanban state widget is at the bottom right
SPECIFICATION
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AS per guidelines Improved follwing kanban/dashbaord view
- hr_job
- hr_department
- hr_work_entry
- hr_appraisal
- fleet_vehicle
- product_template
- sale_subscription_template
- crm_team
- res_partner
- event
- stock_picking_type
- mrp_eco_type
- maintenance_team
- quality_alert_team
- account_journal
Added the department menu on employee with default kanban view
Added sequence in hr_work_entry list view
TaskID: 2206372
Related Enterprise PR: https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/pull/10341
Closes: #50536
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