Hide or discretely display journey's context

When you provide a very long context for a Journey (for example, when you want to have a preformatting for all the Socras), displaying the entire context requires excessive scrolling. This could be improved by adding a "display all" toggle for the context. ### Suggested Feature: Collapsible Journey Context To enhance the user experience and improve UI/UX, we propose implementing a collapsible journey context. This feature will offer several key benefits: 1. **Reduced cognitive load** - Users can focus on the current Socra without being overwhelmed by lengthy contexts. 2. **Better screen real estate usage** - A minimized view will make the interface cleaner and more user-friendly. 3. **Context still available when needed** - Users can easily access additional context without it being constantly visible. 4. **More efficient navigation** - Users can quickly navigate through their tasks without excessive scrolling. ### Implementation Proposal - **Default state**: The journey context will be displayed in a collapsed/minimized view, showing only the first few lines. - **Expand/collapse toggle button**: Users can expand or collapse the context as needed. - **Tooltip preview**: A tooltip will provide a preview on hover, giving users a quick glance at the context without expanding it. - **User preference**: Considerations will be made for saving user preferences per Journey, although the default behavior will prioritize a clean UI. ### Preview Format We suggest the following format for the preview: Journey Context (3 more lines...) > Line 1 > Line 2 [Show more ▼] This format allows us to: - Keep the context discoverable, reminding users that more information is available. - Maintain a clean and organized UI. - Provide a clear indication that additional content exists. - Make it obvious how to access the full context. In this way, we ensure that the valuable context is available without overwhelming the user.

**Socra Summary: "Hide or discretely display journey's context"** On December 30, 2024, Romain Peter highlighted the need for a more efficient way to present journey contexts within Socras, particularly when dealing with lengthy preformatted texts. The goal was to enhance the UI/UX by introducing a collapsible feature for journey contexts, which would significantly improve user experience by reducing cognitive load and optimizing screen real estate. The proposed implementation includes a default minimized view of the journey context, complemented by an expand/collapse toggle button that allows users to access the full context when necessary. Additionally, a tooltip preview will provide a quick glance at the first few lines, ensuring that users can navigate efficiently without excessive scrolling. User preferences will be saved per journey, although the default setting will prioritize a cleaner interface. This thoughtful interface design aims to maintain organized navigation while reminding users of the available context, ultimately creating a more user-friendly environment that caters to individual user preferences.

By Romain Peter