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Currently, interactions in the table of contents are fixed in their chronological order. This creates limitations in:
Organizing related conversations
Grouping similar topics
Prioritizing important interactions
Creating logical flow of information
Why not implement a drag-and-drop feature that would:
Allow users to reorder interaction blocks freely
Provide visual feedback during dragging
Maintain state consistency after reordering
Support both mouse and touch interactions
The feature would:
Add drag handles to interaction blocks
Show drop zones while dragging
Animate transitions smoothly
Preserve all interaction data
Use Case
GETTING FREE OF VERTICALITY! ^
Topic Organization:
User has multiple related conversations
Drags similar topics together
Creates logical groupings
Improves information flow
Priority Management:
Important interactions scattered
User drags critical items to top
Groups dominant items together
Better visual hierarchy
Information Structure:
Complex multi-part discussion
User reorders for clarity
Creates better narrative flow
Improves readability
Collaborative Organization:
Team working on project
Members reorganize relevant parts
Group related discussions
Better team coordination
Alternatives Considered
Vertical Arrow Buttons:
Pros:
Simple implementation
Familiar interface
Clear controls
Cons:
Less intuitive
Slower for large moves
More clicks needed
Context Menu Options:
Pros:
Clean interface
Standard pattern
Cons:
Hidden functionality
Multiple steps
Less direct
Numbered Ordering:
Pros:
Precise control
Direct input
Cons:
Manual number entry
Potential conflicts
Less visual
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Feature Description
Currently, interactions in the table of contents are fixed in their chronological order. This creates limitations in:
Why not implement a drag-and-drop feature that would:
The feature would:
Use Case
GETTING FREE OF VERTICALITY! ^
Alternatives Considered
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: