More Workspace UI Flexibility
After the last post, I realised that there's no real reason to force MOOVPAD Pro Desktop users to work with floating (separate) windows for workspaces when they may actually prefer to have the workspaces kept within the confines of the main dashboard. Users may prefer to work that way and simply maximise the main dashboard, perhaps even hide the dashboard widgets and load them only if/when needed.
So the images here show a new feature added - workspace float/defloat (using the button below the control handle at top-right). The first image shows a new workspace launched, automatically in a "defloated" or dashboard-bound control. Users can then click the highlighted button at top-right to float the workspace into it's own window (which also makes the workspace partially transparent). This workspace can then be moved around the whole desktop as in the third-image. Clicking the same highlighted button again will close the window and return the workspace to it's original dashboard-bound control.
So this should give users even more flexibility with how they want to layout their dashboard and workspaces 🙂
Stay awesome,
EMH
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