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REMINDER PANEL - IMPROVE USABILITY

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miker206wa
miker206wa

Please reverse the REMINDER PANEL column order to Improve Usability:

NOW: "Event description" (_BIG_ whitespace) "Event Date Time"

SUGGEST: "Event Date Time" (small whitespace) "Event description"

WHY:

"Event Date Time" is fixed-length (short) "Event description" is variable-length (longer)

The suggested column order brings the "Event Date Time" closer to the "Event description" and INCREASES READABILITY.

Thank you, -Mike Ramey

Please reverse the REMINDER PANEL column order to Improve Usability: NOW: "Event description" (_BIG_ whitespace) "Event Date Time" SUGGEST: "Event Date Time" (small whitespace) "Event description" WHY: "Event Date Time" is fixed-length (short) "Event description" is variable-length (longer) The suggested column order brings the "Event Date Time" closer to the "Event description" and INCREASES READABILITY. Thank you, -Mike Ramey

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ThundaMike
ThundaMike Mozilla Staff

Thanks for sharing this, Mike! That’s a thoughtful suggestion about the Reminder Panel column order. Having the fixed-length Event Date/Time right next to the variable-length Event Description does sound like it could potentially improve readability.

I’ve logged your idea so it doesn’t get lost. If you’d like to discuss it further or see what others in the community think, I’d recommend posting it over on Connect . That’s where our product and design teams keep an eye on usability ideas like this, and it gives other users a chance to weigh in too.

We appreciate you taking the time to think about these kinds of details. Little adjustments like this can make a big difference for day-to-day usability.

-Also Mike