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The representation of the semantic model and an Item's position within it is different in the Model view and the individual Item's view. In the model view there is a nice tree structure with icons presents a lot of information about the semantic model in an intuitive way that doesn't take up much space. On the Item's page there are three or four fields showing the semantic information as text and the semantic significance of the parent Groups is not shown.
Your suggestion
Present a little snippet of the tree structure as it's presented Model view. All the pertinent semantic information is shown in the tree with the icons and small print showing the tags. For example, one of my lights would look something like this:
The "Family Room Lights" Item may or may not show up in the "Direct Parent Groups" list. It probably should appear there even if the information is redundant.
Not only will more information be shown about the Item's position in the semantic model in about the same amount of space, the consistency with how the semantic model is presented throughout MainUI reduces complexity and the amount of mental translation required on end users to understand their own config.
The problem
The representation of the semantic model and an Item's position within it is different in the Model view and the individual Item's view. In the model view there is a nice tree structure with icons presents a lot of information about the semantic model in an intuitive way that doesn't take up much space. On the Item's page there are three or four fields showing the semantic information as text and the semantic significance of the parent Groups is not shown.
Your suggestion
Present a little snippet of the tree structure as it's presented Model view. All the pertinent semantic information is shown in the tree with the icons and small print showing the tags. For example, one of my lights would look something like this:
The "Family Room Lights" Item may or may not show up in the "Direct Parent Groups" list. It probably should appear there even if the information is redundant.
Not only will more information be shown about the Item's position in the semantic model in about the same amount of space, the consistency with how the semantic model is presented throughout MainUI reduces complexity and the amount of mental translation required on end users to understand their own config.
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Related to #3211
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