User Interface Overview
Details about the Oxygen Content Fusion user interface and how it is organized for navigation and editing.
Oxygen Content Fusion provides an intuitive browser-based user interface designed for productivity and efficient collaboration.
Most screens follow this general layout pattern:
| Top Header Stripe | ||
|---|---|---|
Left Vertical Stripe
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Current View | Main Working Area |
The following example illustrates the general UI pattern:
Top Header Stripe
The top header stripe contains shortcuts to the application's home screen, the list of projects and review tasks, access to the user profile, and the help menu. In addition, it shows information about the current resource you are working with, such as the project or the review task.
In the image above, the top-left area of the top header stripe shows the home button, the current project name, and the current branch. In the top-right area, it has shortcuts to the Projects and My Review Task lists, and the user and help menu buttons. The second line of the top stripe shows the current working area inside the project (in this case, Personal workspace) and other information related to the current task. A commit management drop-down menu also appears on the right side of the header stripe.
Left Vertical Stripe
The top part of the left vertical stripe shows the list of available views. In the image above, Files is highlighted as the current view. The bottom part of the left stripe has shortcuts to other working areas of the project, including review tasks, the repository, defined deliverables, and project settings.
Current View
The view that is currently selected in the left vertical stripe is displayed after the left stripe. In the image above, the current view displays the content of the Files view.
Main Working Area
The main working area contains the visual editor along with its additional helper side views. In the image above, the topic highlighted in the Files view is open in the visual editor and the Review side view is open.