Hi Alberto, This bug is to update the position of the ambient indicator when the notification tray is open. It should move down with the tray and overlay the handle - once at the bottom it fades out (same as the current behavior at the top). I've attached the flow, but it can also be found here on box: https://mozilla.box.com/s/jaylzmx4s2eg1yp08m4m Please let me know if you have any questions. thx Eric

Eric, could you please try this patch? https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull/24230 I'm not sure what should be the behaviour regarding the statusbar color when starting the process of opening the utility tray. Please, let me know what you think. Thanks

(In reply to Alberto Pastor [:albertopq] from comment #1) > Eric, could you please try this patch? > > https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull/24230 > > I'm not sure what should be the behaviour regarding the statusbar color when > starting the process of opening the utility tray. Please, let me know what > you think. > > Thanks This is good, exactly what I was expecting :). If you can flag me on ui-review I can r+ Thanks!

Comment on attachment 8489956 [details] [Flow] Notifications - Ambient Indicator Looks good, thanks for updating this Alberto!

Will add some tests before r? Thanks!

Sorry, I updated the worng attachment. Could you please ui-r+ this one? Thanks!

Comment on attachment 8493156 [details] Link to Github pull-request: https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull/24230 Code looks good to me. One small nit I have is that it would have made sense to attach the ambient indicator to the bottom of the utility tray in the DOM so that you don't have to translate both elements independently. But perhaps that is trickier than I imagine, so I won't block the review on it. I do have issues with the UX of this change though. I think it decreases the overall polish of the utility tray. The reason is the statusbar. Before this change, the utility tray (including grippy) would appear behind the statusbar. This somewhat hid the abrupt change in color and text of the statusbar when opening the tray because the tray would slide in behind statusbar and therefore feel very integrated with it. But now when you start to pull down on the utility tray, the statusbar changes color, but the utility tray appears on top of it. This looks really strange when you only have the uility tray open a little or when peeking at notifications and then closing the tray (ie, you will see the utility tray slide up over the statusbar, and then a moment later the statusbar color and text will change). It looks worse than before imho. One solution would be to have a moz-element statusbar that gets revealed with the rest of the utility tray rather than transitioning the way we currently do. Just to clarify, this patch doesn't cause the issue I describe above. It's always been around. It just makes the issue way more apparent. Eric, can you take another look at this change. Specifically, check out the transition when you have the ambient indicator and you peek at notifications but then close it. Are we sure we want to land it like this? Since this is a polish thing, my thinking is we should work on the statusbar transition as well.

I agree that the animation is not optimal. As per my first comment (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1067913#c1) I wasn't totally happy with the interaction between the ambient indicator and the statusbar. Moving the handle above the statusbar helps to understand better the ambient indicator transition, but degrades the statusbar animation (in both cases, just when start pulling down the handle, and when releasing it, the transition is quite poor). @mhenretty, regarding moving the ambient indicator inside the tray, it has some accesibility problems (utility tray visible when is not). At the other hand, I thought that the ambient indicator shouldn't be DOM attached to the utility tray, as they are not directly part of the same concept, but this is arguable.

(In reply to Alberto Pastor [:albertopq] from comment #7) > I agree that the animation is not optimal. As per my first comment > (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1067913#c1) I wasn't totally > happy with the interaction between the ambient indicator and the statusbar. > Moving the handle above the statusbar helps to understand better the ambient > indicator transition, but degrades the statusbar animation (in both cases, > just when start pulling down the handle, and when releasing it, the > transition is quite poor). > > @mhenretty, regarding moving the ambient indicator inside the tray, it has > some accesibility problems (utility tray visible when is not). At the other > hand, I thought that the ambient indicator shouldn't be DOM attached to the > utility tray, as they are not directly part of the same concept, but this is > arguable. Ideally we would have the Utility bar handle (grippy) as the top element of the screen. As it is dragged down anything above the handle is revealed, if the handle is released the opposite happens. Alberto, from your comment I'm not sure if this is possible, would it be? What are the main issues?

Comment on attachment 8493156 [details] Link to Github pull-request: https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull/24230 Eric, just updated the patch according to your comment. Let me know if that was what you were expecting. Thanks!

Comment on attachment 8493156 [details] Link to Github pull-request: https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull/24230 Thanks Alberto! Looks good, just the polish we talked about, but I'll open a separate bug for it.

Hey Eric, could you please review again. I needed to rebase from current master, and I want to make sure everything looks as expected.

Comment on attachment 8504125 [details] Link to Pull Request: https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull/25094 Removing UI-Reivew for now until there is a consistent implementation decided on :)

I want to hear Alive's feedback here, as this patch applies to Bug 1071717 as well.

Comment on attachment 8509564 [details] Link to Pull Request: https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull/25414/files f+ for the attentionIndicator change. Not sure if etienne has any thoughts?

Comment on attachment 8509564 [details] Link to Pull Request: https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull/25414/files It's shaping up nicely :) We still plan on having the attention indicator use a System.request instead of directly manipulating the DOM from the UtilityTray right?

Comment on attachment 8509564 [details] Link to Pull Request: https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull/25414/files Looking good! Forwarding the final review to Guillaume since he knows the UtilityTray well and this will serve as a nice introduction to |System.register/request| Cheers!

Comment on attachment 8509564 [details] Link to Pull Request: https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/pull/25414/files Wow! Good job. Neat UI and cleaner code.

master: https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/commit/06ac50322c2d351fc92717fe3955e317713960bd

this made the statusbar icons inaccessible when in utility tray

wrong bug , bug 1135233