Policy Skin Extraction
The policy page needs cards for allowed apps, datastores and vendors that look like policy cards but hold different content. That look was locked inside the policy card.
The border, shadow and ribbon became their own wrapper with five colour states, including a new light-blue one for allow-lists. The policy card uses it and looks the same.
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The coloured border, shadow and ribbon are now a wrapper any card can wear, in five states.
The policy look, for any card · came from Mark Parsonopen →
- The policy card now wears the new wrapper instead of its own, with no visible change. In words
How we got here
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c21-D1 Pull the frame out of the policy card so any content can wear it; the card keeps its look. — Mark Parson
The coloured border, shadow and ribbon are now a wrapper any card can wear, in five states.
Thanks to
People outside Qpoint first. Every thank-you points at something they said or made.
Pulled the frame out of the card
Made the policy look a wrapper of its own and added the white-list state the design calls for.
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The full record 0 decisions · 7 key-change entries · 277 words · 1 captures
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